The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), the labor union for American Airlines’ flight attendants, has ratified a new agreement following a vote.
The agreement covers approximately 28,000 flight attendants and involves significant and immediate revisions to wages and benefits.
According to the APFA, wages will see a maximum increase of 20.5%, and wages will be retroactively adjusted to compensate for the time spent in negotiations. It’s reported that this has led to a value increase of $4.2 billion when compared with the existing contract. The term of the agreement spans five years and will take effect from October 1. 95% of the eligible flight attendants voted, with 87% voting in favor.
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