Airport workers in our union are taking on powerful airlines and WINNING!
We are baggage handlers, wheelchair agents, fuelers, cabin cleaners, janitors, security officers. Together we are fighting for #GoodAirports for working people, passengers and our communities!
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Our movement of airport workers is powerful! We are coming together to demand stable workplaces, where we are respected and we have what we need to create a bright and healthy future for our families, no matter where we come from or the color of our skin.
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$54 BILLION COVID-19 relief given to airlines in 2020/2021 to stay ready to fly
$10 Million Average airline CEO compensation in 2020 for 4 largest U.S. airlines
$8.00 Oklahoma wheelchair agent wage in 2022Fighting to ensure every airport job is a good job.
Learn MoreDemanding better service for the hundreds of millions of passengers.
Learn MoreHolding airlines accountable to our communities.
Learn MoreA baggage handler at Dallas Fort Worth Airport said she had to grapple with crying passengers and mountains of lost luggage every day over the holiday period. By Kate Duffy, Business Insider.
Air travelers are still reeling from the impacts of a busy and chaotic holiday travel week. From thousands of canceled Southwest Airlines flights to painful delays due to inclement weather–they’re not the only ones left frustrated. By Verna Montalvo, Fortune (op-ed)
There’s little question that Southwest’s holiday meltdown was the worst customer service debacle in U.S. airline history, setting a new low by stranding more than 1 million paying passengers. By William J. McGee, senior fellow for aviation at American Economic Liberties Project, NBC News.
