Flight Attendants at PSA Airlines have been in bargaining for more than 2 years to secure a new contract. But so far, management's offers have been severely lacking in economics.

American Airlines owns PSA, and PSA flights are operated under the American Eagle brand. 2025 has been an especially challenging year for PSA Flight Attendants. In January, PSA Flight Attendants experienced tremendous grief and existential questions about the risk of their work. That was followed by what American calls its busiest summer travel season ever, with operational meltdowns that often left Flight Attendants on extremely long duty days, little rest, and difficulty getting hotel rooms. And like all of us these workers are struggling with rising costs, but management refuses to offer a fair contract.

PSA Flight Attendants are demanding the same new contract framework as mainline American recently received with double digit raises, boarding pay, retro, and scheduling improvements.

Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) is standing with PSA Flight Attendants. He is asking colleagues to sign on to a letter encouraging management to negotiate a fair contract with PSA Flight Attendants.

Please use this form to call your senators and ask that they sign onto Sen. Kaine's letter in support of the essential Flight Attendants at PSA.

Once you submit the form, you will receive a call from 202-952-9215. Pick it up to be connected to your Senators’ offices.