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2026-10-11 issue

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The Flight Attendants’ Mail-In Authorization Card

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The National Flight Attendants Guild asks flight attendants to sign and mail an authorization card as part of its effort toward a representational vote.

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The authorization card is a physical mail-in: download, print, sign and date by hand, then send it to a California address.

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The site gives a direct mail address and offers a QR route to the card PDF, alongside a contact form for questions or concerns. Its base list spans U.S. locations and includes LHR. The page describes the Guild’s desired governance and representation model, while explicitly noting that the initiative is not currently a certified collective bargaining representative.

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