02Oct
FAA Plans to Increase Rest Periods for U.S. Airline Flight Attendants
The FAA has begun the process of amending its regulations to require that flight attendants at U.S. airlines receive a rest period of at least 10 consecutive hours between periods of duty lasting 14 hours or less. Under the FAA’s current regulations...
By:
Cozen O'Connor
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