Representing the Flight Attendants
of American Airlines
Representing the Flight Attendants of American Airlines
11.18.15 – (LAA/LUS) – The Strike of 1993/Human Rights Campaign Honors American Airlines
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Wednesday, November 18, 2015
- The Strike of 1993
- Human Rights Campaign Honors American Airlines
The Strike of 1993
On this day, twenty-two years ago, Flight Attendants of American Airlines organized one of the most successful strikes in the airline industry one week before Thanksgiving. For four days, flights for American Airlines departed without any passengers on board. On Monday, November 21, 1993, President Clinton brought an end to the job action. Three days later on Thanksgiving Day, a major ice storm hit the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and American Airlines was forced to shut down its biggest hub by Mother Nature.
Here is an article from The Washington Post from 1993, with a look back at that historic day for all Flight Attendants in our profession:
Flight Attendant Strike Hits American Airlines
Human Rights Campaign Honors American Airlines
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