Work through intermediaries / Temporary agencies for aircrews
The use of temporary working agencies or intermediaries for aircrews highlights real dysfunctions in the application
European Cabin Crew Association
Social issues & Working condition
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Contribution of EurECCA to the European Commission call for evidence for an impact assessment on air services regulation
EurECCA welcomes the Commission's call for consultation to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the aviation sector as part of the review process of Regulation (EC) 1008/2008.
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Answer of EASA to EurECCA's letter regarding the UK Cabin Crew Attestation in accordance with the European regulatory requirements in force
Subject: European cabin crew attestation
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EurECCA Annual Conference 2021
With Covid's argument, we have seen the departure of many colleagues, being this, the most punished professional clas
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Answer of EASA to EurECCA's letter regarding the UK Cabin Crew Attestation in accordance with the European regulatory requirements in force
Thank you for your letter regarding the status of UK issued cabin crew attestations
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EurECCA welcomes the proposed new regulation to address distortions caused by foreign subsidies
While European airlines and their employees are already suffering from unfair competition from non-EU airlines, this situation of unfair competition is becoming more and more untenable since the Covid-19 health crisis.
