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EurECCA, the largest independent European Cabin Crew Association, welcomes the ruling of the French Supreme Court (Cour de Cassation), which rejected Volotea’s appeal against its conviction for systematically violating working time (duty time) rules for aircrews based in France.

EurECCA stands alongside Vueling cabin crew Rome FCO, Italy

For 11 years, the European Cabin Crew Association has stood as the strong and united voice of cabin crew across Europe.

Cabin Crew are at the frontline of exposure, and any compromise to their health inevitably affects their ability to safeguard passengers and ensure the highest standards of in-flight safety.

The European Parliament’s draft report on subcontracting and intermediaries marks a significant step toward curbing labour exploitation in Europe’s workplaces.

In this Position Paper, EurECCA stresses out one of the pressing threats in aviation today: cabin crew fatigue.

In this Position Paper, EurECCA stresses out one of the pressing threats in aviation today: cabin crew fatigue.

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet are conducting a new survey to better understand how working conditions in aviation affect crew health, well-being, and flight safety.