Frontier Airlines flight attendants voted to authorize a strike over a business model change they say has resulted in less pay, the Association of Flight Attendants announced Wednesday. The vote was spurred by the Denver-based airline switching to a business model that includes more one-day trips and fewer multi-day trips for flight attendants,

Flight attendants associated with American Airlines overwhelmingly approved a strike authorization vote and are threatening to go on strike if their demands are not met for more pay and other benefits, according to union representatives.

Many flight attendants are paid only when plane doors are shut. The airline’s attendants are now the “first unionized workgroup to lock in pay for boarding,” the AFPA said.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and various operational challenges, airlines have faced a multitude of hurdles. Among these, American Airlines has

Flight attendants say a change to the carrier's business model has turned their "lives and paychecks upside down."

The Association of Flight Attendants, or AFA, said they don’t like the out-and-back business model put into place earlier this year. That model means flight attendants come home every night. The AFA said the business model before this kept flight ...