The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA)proudly represents the 30,000+ Flight Attendants at American Airlines. Media: [email protected]
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I’m proud to have the endorsement of @APFAunity and the 30,000 flight attendants they represent!
I will always stand up for working people and the hard won freedoms that our unions have fought for.
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Grateful for the endorsement of the @APFAunity. I'll always fight for the flight attendants who keep our skies safe. ✈️
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I’m grateful to receive the endorsement of the @APFAunity.
APFA represents more than 30,000 professional flight attendants across the U.S. who make it possible for us to travel safely. I’m proud to fight for the fair protection of their rights, and the rights of working people across Rhode Island.
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🛫 I'm proud to be endorsed by @APFAunity, which represents more than 30,000 flight attendants. I've spent my whole career fighting for the working class and will continue to do so in Houston and in D.C.
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It's ROUND 2: Nurses vs. @MassGenBrigham Billionaires
4,000 nurses united for safe patient care.
$9.2 million salary CEO and billionaire board members for corporate greed.
#StandWithNurses
nbcboston.com/news/local/mna…
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Following a Sept. 9 ceremony at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial, DCA Domicile Vice Chair CA Thomas Lawler left a rose on a bench bearing the name of FO David Charlebois.
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APA President CA Nick Silva and APA Secretary-Treasurer CA Philip Johnson were among the pilots who joined members of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (@APFAunity) at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum (@Sept11Memorial) in New York on Sept. 10.
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Today, CLT paused to honor the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and reflect on a day that forever changed our nation and the aviation industry.
At CLT, with U.S. Airspace closed, approximately 125 aircraft were grounded here and stranded passengers filled the terminal. Amid the uncertainty, Airport employees and partners stepped up to support passengers and one another.
Today’s remembrance honored those we lost, those who responded and the lasting impact of September 11. Read firsthand memories from CLT employees who were here that day: cltairport.com/news
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Today, September 11, we pause to honor and remember the 25 Flight Attendants and eight Pilots - our Unionized Sisters and Brothers - who lost their lives 25 years ago.
On that day, they boarded their flights as they did any other day, dedicated to the safety, care and comfort of their passengers. When faced with unimaginable terror, they responded with extraordinary courage and quick thinking. They demonstrated extreme selflessness. They served others until their final moments, and they died as true heroes.
In the face of unthinkable danger, the bravery of those Crew Members led directly to vital intelligence, warning authorities and revealing the true nature of the attacks. Their decisive actions, and the safety protocols born from their supreme sacrifice, laid the foundation for the security measures that protect Flight Crews and Passengers around the world today.
Every flight we take today is safer because of what they endured and fought for in those critical moments.
We pledge to never forget their sacrifice. It is up to each and every one of us to ensure that their contributions to aviation safety, their heroism, and their names live on forever in our hearts and actions.
Read their names today, and consider the sacrifice. #NeverForget
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The 2026 AFA Honor Guard with @AFAUnitedMEC, @ALPAPilots, @AlliedPilots, and @APFAunity honoring United Flight 175 and American Flight 11 in New York. We will #NeverForget.
September 11th Memorial New York AFA Honor Guard:
Kimberly Burckhalter, United
Pete Komotos, United
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Twenty-five years ago, we suffered unimaginable losses as a nation, a City, and a Department. The world changed.
The FDNY lost 343 of our own that day, and in the decades since, we have continued to lose even more to World Trade Center-related illnesses. Their names, their stories, and their courage are woven into the fabric of the Department and serve as the foundation of the modern FDNY.
We renew the promise we made a quarter of a century ago—one we will keep for generations to come: We will Never Forget.
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Watch: The 2026 AFA Honor Guard, alongside @ALPAPilots, @APFAunity, and @AlliedPilots, hold a remembrance ceremony at the National September 11 Pentagon Memorial. We will #NeverForget.
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American Airlines slashes 2026 earnings outlook as fuel costs spike cnbc.com/2026/07/23/american…
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Toxic fume events on commercial planes are becoming more common, exposing passengers, flight attendants, and pilots to fuel, engine exhaust, de-icing fluid, and ozone in cabin air.
These exposures can cause serious health risks.
@RepMaxwellFrost, @RepChrisPappas, @APFAunity, and I are urging the FAA to adopt commonsense cabin air safety standards.
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As of 3am this morning, Grove Bay concessions workers at T.F. Green International Airport @IFlyRhodeIsland are ON STRIKE!
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Long Island Rail Road trains don’t move without Teamsters locomotive engineers. 🐴💪
Rail Teamsters from the @BLET are on strike for a fair contract at Long Island Rail Road and picketing major terminals at New York Penn Station, Ronkonkoma, and Jamaica.
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Rail Teamsters from the @BLET and their union coalition remain on strike at the MTA-owned Long Island Rail Road.
After more than three years with no raises, LIRR’s union workers, including 500 Teamsters locomotive engineers, will not make any more sacrifices to cover for the MTA’s mismanagement.
It's time to give our members the fair deal they deserve.
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Whichever airlines hire Spirit Flight Attendants will be the luckiest airlines in the world. Aviation’s first responders from Spirit are among the best Flight Attendants and people I know. Amazing people. Amazing Flight Attendants. Forever Spirit.
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.@FlyingWithSara sent a letter to DOT Sec. Sean Duffy and Acting Sec. of Labor Keith Sonderling laying out clear demands and actions needed to protect Spirit workers: "Spirit Flight Attendants are not just some asset to be written off in this process."
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