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MEC Hotel and Transportation Committee

Last Updated: April 11, 2008

Hotel and Transportation Committee

About the Committee

Contractual Legal Rest And Your Layover

January 7, 2008 - If you believe you will not have a legal rest at any layover station, call the Crew Desk to ensure you are placed in a contractually compliant hotel or have them change your ID to afford you a legal rest at the assigned hotel.  Full Story >

How to Check Your Hotel Room for Bed Bugs

December 4, 2007 - Still a rare occurrence in our layover hotels, Cimex lectularius, commonly known as bed bugs, are making a comeback and can be encountered in our crew hotels, even 5-star luxury ones. Full Story >

LAX Field Hotel Improvements Gained, But Travel Unacceptable

August 24, 2007 - Over the past several months we worked together to address problems with the LAX Radisson layover hotel.  Persistent TVLLOG reports provided our Hotel and Transportation Committee with the ammunition necessary to get management to move us from this unacceptable lodging and into new field hotels as of this week.  While the new hotels are a vast improvement, AFA is not satisfied with the change due to unacceptable transportation.  Full Story >



About the Committee

The MEC Hotel and Transportation Committee is responsible for monitoring trends and investigating complaints on current layover facilities.  The goal is to improve the overall safety and comfort level to Flight Attendant layover hotels.

Along with recommended changes, there are also the Flight Attendant Hotel Standards which were agreed to by both AFA and United management on September 22, 1999.

The MEC Hotel and Transportation continues to work on improving the quality of all hotels, system-wide, and resolve Flight Attendant Hotel and Transportation issues whenever they arise.

AFA reminder

Always use TVLLOG when writing up any hotel or transportation issue.  You have thirty (30) days to input up to four (4) issues per day regarding your transportation and lodging.  Using TVLLOG directly benefits flight attendants in resolving problems of transportation and hotels.  Inputs are viewed daily by AFA and the company.

Please check back here often to review the latest updates.

H&T Committee

Julie Miller

Chairperson
hotels@unitedafa.org


H&T MEMBERS:

Sharon B Caldwell
Terry Knoy
Dirk Schulz

L. Kristin Spivey

LATEST REPORT

April 2008

LOCAL ISSUES

For issues specific to your Council, please contact the Hotel and Transportation Committee Chairperson in your Local Council.

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