2014 Contract Negotiations
This page historically references information related to the negotiation of the 2014 Alaska Airlines Flight Attendant Collective Bargaining Agreement.
The Negotiating Process
How does the process of negotiations work? What laws apply? And where does work action and self-help such as CHAOS™ fit into the picture? Read More >>
Your Negotiating Committee
Just who is representing you at the bargaining table? Read More >>
Mobilization Committee
The Mobilization Committee is activated prior to the start of contract negotiations. The committee helps to support the Negotiating Committee through a program of active information sharing and support activities.
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Watch archived negotiations update videosResources & Documents
Second Tentative Agreement (T/A-2) – November 2014
First Tentative Agreement (T/A) – December 2013
- First Tentative Agreement Full Text (December 2013) PDF
- First Tentative Agreement Summary (December 2013) PDF
- F/A Payscale Industry Comparison (Based on First T/A, December 2013) PDF
- Comparison Chart – First Tentative Agreement vs Current CBA PDF
Negotiations News
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2025-2028 CBA Final Document
The final 2025-2028 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) document is complete and has been sent for printing. Be on the lookout for information from your Local Council if you are interested in a printed copy of the CBA. The final 2025-2028 CBA hyperlinked document is also complete and loaded on the IMD. You can find the […]
2025-2028 CBA Document Update
Over the past several months, AFA Alaska and Alaska management have worked to correct any unintended errors in the final 2025-2028 CBA document. AFA Alaska also updated citations, hyperlinks, and the index. Strikethrough language is removed, and the text color is standard black (blue for hyperlinks). The document is now available online and will be […]
Alaska Airlines/Hawaiian Airlines Merger Moves Forward
Alaska and Hawaiian management have satisfied any questions raised during the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) review of the proposed merger. This means DOJ will not take further actions and has essentially approved the merger. The Department of Transportation (DOT) has the authority to review international routes and general compliance with DOT requirements as it relates […]
Department of Justice Merger Decision Update
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced early this morning that they reached an agreement with Hawaiian and Alaska managements to extend the merger review process 10 days until August 15th. What does this mean? There is no way of knowing. In fact, the DOJ could not render a decision on August 15th and could further […]
