Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendants Ratify Contract Improvements
The Association of Flight Attendants issued the following news release:
Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) today ratified new contract terms to provide for work on the 16 new Airbus A321neo aircraft on order at the airline.
"Hawaiian Airlines Flight Attendants are key partners in the success of our airline. These new contract terms pave the way for future growth and job creation while advancing our profession with additional contract improvements. Our mutually beneficial relationship with management recognizes the contributions and continued professionalism of Hawaiian Flight Attendants and we look forward to the opportunities made possible through this agreement," said Sharon Soper, AFA Hawaiian Airlines President.
AFA represents over 1,400 Flight Attendants at Hawaiian Airlines and works closely with management to pursue growth opportunities, new positions and additional flying. - See more at: http://www.afanet.org/hawaiian-flight-attendants-ratify-contract-improvements.htm#sthash.CMPPLivu.dpuf
Contact: Corey Caldwell, 202/434-0586
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