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United Flight Attendants Built A Black Market Selling The Best Trips — Now They’re Getting Fired
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United Flight Attendants Built A Black Market Selling The Best Trips — Now They’re Getting Fired
United is reportedly firing more flight attendants accused of trip brokering: senior crew grabbing desirable international pairings and transferring them to junior employees for cash, gifts, or other off-the-books benefits.
United Airlines Terminating Flight Attendants For Selling Coveted International Trips to Junior Crew Members
United Airlines is once again targeting flight attendants who it thinks are using their seniority to bid for trips to coveted international destinations without any intention of working the flights, and selling them to junior coworkers who would otherwise be stuck on reserve or working domestic trips. In the last few months, the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA-CWA), which represents United’s crew members, says it has seen a “significant in…
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