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We encourage you to check out every page of our website, and learn a bit more about how AFA and the Flight Attendants of Avelo work together. We encourage you to start your journey here – with a Welcome from AFA’s International President. 

AFA-CWA International News

  • AFA Demands the Release of Our Labor Siblings

    AFA Demands the Release of Our Labor Siblings

    April 18, 2025 - AFA-CWA and the working class demand the release and return of our wrongfully detained union siblings. 

  • Fighting Oligarchy and for Our Fair Share

    Fighting Oligarchy and for Our Fair Share

    April 18, 2025 - “While 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, Elon Musk now owns more wealth than the bottom 53% of households — and is running the government. That’s what Oligarchy is all about.”

  • Update from AFA Air Wisconsin

    Update from AFA Air Wisconsin

    April 18, 2025 - On April 3rd, Air Wisconsin scheduled flying for American ended. While airline management had planned for charter and EAS flying, the CEO notified workers last week that those plans were no longer possible due to the economic uncertainty. The future for Air Wisconsin is very uncertain right now.

  • AFA Hawaiian Flight Attendants Ratify Agreement

    AFA Hawaiian Flight Attendants Ratify Agreement

    April 18, 2025 - Yesterday, Hawaiian Flight Attendants voted to ratify a Contract through February 2028. This short-term contract includes continued pay increases, retirement improvements, work rule improvements, matched profit sharing with Alaska, and a strong foundation to build upon for the Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement. Those negotiations have already begun for the combined Alaska-Hawaiian group.

  • Managing Conflicts Professionally: Flight Attendant Peer-to-Peer Solutions

    Managing Conflicts Professionally: Flight Attendant Peer-to-Peer Solutions

    April 11, 2025 - In the dynamic and close-knit environment of airline crews, occasional conflicts between crewmembers are inevitable. Whether it’s a miscommunication, a clash in work style, or a moment of stress inflaming a small issue, it’s important to remember that there are other options other than elevating a disagreement to management.