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Deeply saddened by the tragic collision that occurred on January 29, 2025, over Washington, D.C., EurECCA publishes the following statement.

After a success regarding historic ruling for cabin crew in Spain, EurECCA shares its opinion on this success as we this see this a precedent for the harmonization of retirement policies in the aviation sector.

In this Position Paper, EurECCA expresses its concerns regarding the distinction between “Acclimatised” and “Synchronised” in the Aviation Regulation FTL. The current regulatory approach risks prioritising operational flexibility over crew well-being and safety, something of which EurECCA is not in favour of.

Wherever you celebrate, with dear family, friends or colleagues. The EurECCA board wishes all cabin crew a Merry Christmas.

Wherever you celebrate, with dear family, friends or colleagues. The EurECCA board wishes all cabin crew a Merry Christmas.

Last Tuesday, we had our electoral conference in Brussels and on the agenda was the election of the new EurECCA Board for the next three years. This day marks a change in EurECCA history as former President, Annette Groeneveld and Vice-President, Corinne Basarot, both Board members since the founding as well as heart and soul of EurECCA, are stepping down.

EurECCA, the European Cabin Crew Association, firmly opposes the introduction of European regulations concerning aircrew interoperability proposed by EASA, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency.

With this Manifesto the European Cabin Crew Association (EurECCA) sets out their political focus areas for the upcoming years to address the most urgent issues for cabin crews in Europe.