With AFA, improvements to pay are stop-and-go

With AFA, improvements to pay are stop-and-go
Union contract negotiations are unpredictable and can drag on for years. For the flight attendants stuck in the process, that could mean waiting years to see any meaningful changes to pay and other items. This stop-and-go pattern makes it difficult to grow savings and respond to rising costs in real time.
Compare that with Delta’s track record, which consistently delivers for flight attendants year after year:
Go back further and you’ll find Delta is always moving forward. While others sit and wait for pay increases and other improvements, Delta continues to deliver more for you.
*Total compensation for a new hire flight attendant in Jan. 2019
^Total compensation for flight attendant at top-of-scale in Jan. 2019
**Delta total compensation includes hourly flight pay + boarding premium pay + Shared Rewards + profit sharing. American does not offer a shared rewards program and did not offer boarding premium pay during this period. Assumes standard 80 hour monthly schedule.
OCT 25, 2024
Years of steady pay increases at Delta delivers more
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OCT 18, 2024
Despite five years of negotiations, APFA failed to deliver major items for American FAs.
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