April 25, 2012 - Report
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Mar 28 - MEC Hotel and Transportation Committee Report
February 22, 2012 - Report
January 18, 2012 - Report
Submit a Hotel Report to your Local Council.
Reserve legalities and other information:
Julie Miller
Committee Chairperson
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.
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.
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Irregular Operations: Carry your Contract
On Mar 29, 2010, United announced its decision to begin a new Voluntary Furlough for an additional 400 Flight Attendants. The Voluntary Furlough has an effective date of June 1, 2011 and will have a duration of 9-months, ending on March 1, 2012. The primary contributing factor to this Voluntary Furlough is the capacity reduction announced by United earlier this month. More Info >
May 15 - This afternoon, United announced that due to aircraft schedule changes and as United aircraft move into the Continental hubs, and vice versa, Inflight will no longer be able to manage this redeployment in the same manner as they have been doing for the past year.
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