European Cabin Crew Association

EurECCA - The voice of European cabin crew

Promoting aviation safety, technical expertise and fair living and work conditions

Representing 70% of all cabin crew in Europe, the 33,000+ affiliates represented by their national unions in 8 European countries, look to EurECCA to be their voice in Brussels. EurECCA works to protect and develop the rights of cabin crew all over Europe, especially in the fields of on-board safety and the health, work and living conditions of crew. EurECCA’s staff and Board Members are all cabin crew, still flying regularly, and their real life experience and expertise are assets when discussing and finding solutions to the issues that matter.

EurECCA – the voice of European cabin crew

Health & Safety

Cabin crew général occupational health and safety protection

The current COVID-19 crisis has clearly shown that cabin crew, after health workers, are among the most exposed workers to this and other viruses, primarily because it is almost impossible to ensure a clean workplace or to implement the recommended social distancing measures in the confined space of an aircraft.

benoit.deulceux / 19 May 2020
Expertise

FTL EurECCA Booklet

This booklet will help and give you an overview to understand better the application rules of FTL (Flight Time Limitations). It has been produced by EurECCA to ensure your safety and to guarantee that both passengers and Cabin Crews be protected from fatigue-derived risks.

EurECCA / 12 May 2020
News

Covid 19 health and safety measures

At this critical time, EurECCA is calling on EASA to support health and safety measures to avoid an upsurge of COVID-19 in the civil aviation sector, and ask all civil aviation authorities to ensure that all airlines apply AT LEAST minimum health measures, which is not currently the case.

EurECCA / 11 May 2020
News

E4FC European for Fair Competition

The E4FC is a "coalition" of citizens, frequent flyers, airlines, but also European workers' associations and trade unions. Its main objective is to raise the general public’s awareness of the unfair competition that currently exists in the airline industry; in a particular unfair competition that is a result of the massive subsidization of state-owned airlines by the governments of the Gulf (United Arab Emirates, Qatar, etc.).

EurECCA / 1 May 2020