Protecting the Safety and Well-Being of Our Flight Attendants
About the Committee
The Air Safety, Health & Security (ASHS) Committee is dedicated to promoting and protecting the safety, health, and security of all flight attendants at PSA Airlines.
Working in partnership with company management and AFA International, the committee identifies risks, addresses concerns, and supports improvements to create a safe and healthy work environment — both in the cabin and on the ground.
Our work is supported by full-time AFA staff in Washington, D.C., who assist Local and Master Executive Council (MEC) Safety Chairs and ensure consistency across all carriers represented by AFA-CWA.
What We Do
The ASHS Committee acts as the primary liaison between flight attendants, management, and AFA International on all safety, health, and security matters.
Key responsibilities include:
Advising MEC and LEC officers on safety and health issues.
Investigating and monitoring hazards or incidents affecting flight attendants.
Reviewing and following up on safety reports submitted by members.
Participating in company safety meetings and debriefings.
Communicating updates and safety information to the membership.
Coordinating with AFA International on issues that extend beyond the local level.
- Review of fatigue reports to determine root causes and make recommendations based on fatigue data.
When to Contact ASHS
Please contact the committee if you encounter any of the following:
Workplace hazards on the aircraft or in crew areas.
Serious incidents such as onboard deaths, medical emergencies, or exposure to blood-borne pathogens.
Unscheduled diversions or other unusual operational events.
Questions about Section 23 (Safety, Health & Security) of the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Fatigue concerns or situations affecting alertness and performance.
Your input is essential in maintaining a strong and proactive safety culture.
Contacting the Committee
If you experience or observe any issue related to cabin safety, crew health, or workplace security, please reach out right away.
📞 Hotline: 1-800-423-2232 ext. 6
📧 Email: safety@afapsa.org
Your report helps us address potential risks quickly and effectively. Every concern — big or small — matters.