Representing the Flight Attendants of Alaska + Hawaiian
The Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) met with management this week to continue bargaining sessions in Seattle, WA. Discussions focused on narrowing issues in Leaves of Absence, Association General, and reviewing vacation provisions as part of the joint contract process.
On Monday, December 8, our AFA Human Rights & Equity Committee Chairpersons met to discuss their ongoing activism to raise awareness and create positive change within our workplace and community. Your representatives attending the meeting included Louise Borras (LAX-pmAS), Bruni Agosto-Pinal (LAX-pmHA), Aaron Miller (PDX), Trista Vanta (SFO), and Yan Yan Teague (SEA). MEC Human […]
Let joy, not pressure, lead the way. The holiday season is a special time for joy, connection, and celebration. But let’s be honest—it can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming, even for the most grounded among us. With family gatherings, work commitments, and financial worries, finding balance isn’t always easy. Here are some practical tips to […]
The Seattle Domicile Letter of Agreement (SEA LOA) Presentation offers a comprehensive overview of the agreement. Recent updates to the Question and Answer Post ensure that the latest information and additional queries are addressed.
This message is for pre-merger Hawaiian Flight Attendants General Q1. When will the Hawaiian SEA domicile open? A. Management anticipates opening the SEA domicile in April 2026. ** UPDATED ** Q2. When will vacancies be posted and awarded for the SEA domicile? A. Management anticipates the initial vacancy bid to be posted on December 15, […]

Brandi Moline says
Although there is no intent on changing the current language, is it possible that she can change it?
Jeffrey Peterson (MEC President) says
No. If management introduced new language in the letter (which again has been discussed between the parties and is not the intent), AFA would object and the parties would default back to the historical letter from Jeff Butler.