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.
What we do :
On the 17th of October, the annual EurECCA Conference took place in Lisbon. A new Board has been elected:
Europe’s Single Aviation Market has been instrumental in creating new market opportunities, stimulating growth and bo
You as a passenger, but also pilots and flight attendants are at great risk to be exposed to neurotoxic breathing air
