<https://r.smartbrief.com/resp/uPjnCylCteoTArvMaDdmnwaljetF?format=multipart > United flight attendants cite American Airlines in push for higher pay The ongoing labor cost dispute between United Airlines and its flight attendants centers on claims by the Association of Flight Attendants that United underreports its true labor expenses by at least $1 billion annually. AFA President Sara Nelson argues this discrepancy is due to underpayment and the lack of a new contract, highlighting that American Airlines spends $1.5 billion more on labor for similar roles. United Airlines has responded by asserting that labor costs have been accounted for in recent and future financial projections, but the union remains dissatisfied, pointing out that other airlines have made more favorable agreements with their employees. Full Story: <https://r.smartbrief.com/resp/uPjnCylCteoTArvMaDdmnwaljetF?format=multipart > TheTravel (2/25) <https://r.smartbrief.com/resp/uPjnCylCteoTAufgaDdmnwalMetc>
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