Legislative Affairs |
legislation@apfa.org APFA Legislative Affairs Mission Statement – November 2009 The APFA Legislative Affairs Program aims to establish a relationship with members of Congress and their staff in order to educate them on the changing role and duties of American Airlines Flight Attendants, and to seek their support on legislative issues that are in the ongoing interests of the APFA membership. Current Legislative Affairs activities APFA President updates Congress on the state of our talks - 2.10.10 COBRA Benefits Subsidies under ARRA extended and expanded (click here) Letters from APFA President to Congress regarding November 18 Informational Picketing - 11.06.09 AA ATI support letters to DOT and European Commission - 10.29.09 Email your Senators to support S.1451 - FAA Reauthorization Legislation (click here to go to Capwiz) DEMOS report - “Flying Blind: Airline Deregulation, 30 Years Later" - 06.25.09 Download/read the Demos report here About the APFA Legislative Affairs Program … The 2009 change in Washington leadership and administration signaled that labor unions were to be key players in the effort to restore America’s middle class. In response, President Laura Glading launched APFA’s Legislative Affairs Program. Flight Attendant Certification - March 2005 Flight Attendant Fatigue Study Report 2006 (.pdf) Reps. Oberstar and Costello's letter to DOT Sec. Peters re: Open Skies (.pdf) |
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