I have a niece who is a flight attendant for United Airlines. My father worked for United for 38 years. My sister works for United. My brother-in-law works for United. My airline family is personally thankful for the opportunity to be able to say that they are secure in their jobs. To all the other families of airline employees across this country, I know they are feeling as good as I am. My thanks to the committee and my colleagues, because only through the work that we do to secure the workers can we secure the passengers.
Stephanie Tubbs Jones: “I have a niece who is a flight attendant for United Airlines. My father worked for United for 38 years. My sister works…”
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Expressing gratitude for job security for airline employees during a discussion on transportation legislation.
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