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Your Voice Matters

This is a place to voice your concerns, and no issue is too small. My goal is to track individual and recurring issues and make sure they get addressed and fixed instead of swept under the rug. Some things I'll action immediately; others I'll bring to the base manager in our monthly meeting. Either way, your concerns and issues are tracked and acted upon.

Raise a concern → Report transferred flying →

Reporting a flight that was given to another base? That goes in LAX, coterminal and satellite flying given to other bases instead — it asks for the flight number, date and positions, which this form doesn't capture.

Your name is optional. Nothing you enter here — name, employee number, or email — is ever posted publicly or shown to the base manager. Only the concern itself gets raised, and it gets edited if needed before it goes on the status board below.

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In one sentence, what would you like addressed? *

What area does this fall under? *

Tell us more *

What's happening, how often, and who it affects.

What would a good outcome look like?

Optional. A concrete ask is much harder to deflect than a complaint.

How many people does this affect?

Attach a photo or document

Optional, one file. Hotel conditions, equipment, paperwork, a screenshot.

Sharing & follow-up

Can this go on the public status board?

It may be reworded and will always be posted anonymously, with identifying details removed.

Yes, post it anonymously No, raise it with the manager privately

Would you like a personal reply?

No, just log it Yes, follow up with me

Your name

Optional

Employee number

Optional

Only needed if you want a reply. Never shared with anyone.

A log of LAX flying, its coterminals (ONT, SNA) and its satellites (SAN, LAS), operated by another base. Most of these are single flights rather than permanent changes, which is exactly why they're worth logging: one flight is an anomaly, the same flight again and again is a pattern. Each position listed is a position taken from a LAX flight attendant. Every entry is checked before it goes up. If you've seen one that isn't here, report it at the bottom.

From company records

Taken from the company's own Trip Trade System — every LAX position transferred to another base, month by month. These are counts, not estimates.

Month	Positions out	Sequences	Days	Where they went	Purser
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Reported by flight attendants

Individual flights crews have reported and we've been able to check. Fewer rows than the company record above, but with the detail that record doesn't carry — route, positions and whether a crew had to be deadheaded in.

Date	Flight	Route	Positions	Flown by	Deadhead	Status
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Report a flight

Seen a trip that used to be LAX flying? Tell us. It gets verified against the bid package before it appears on the list above.

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Flight number *

Route *

LAX, a coterminal (ONT, SNA) or a satellite (SAN, LAS).

Date it was flown *

The specific day.

Which base flew it?

If you know. Leave blank if not.

Which positions were given away?

Tick all that apply.

Was a deadhead needed to cover the trip?

A crew flown into LAX to work it.

Not sure Yes, a crew was deadheaded in No

How do you know? *

This is what lets it be verified — bid package, a crew you flew with, a sequence you used to hold.

Optional. Only if you're happy to be asked a follow-up question about the flight.

Your Voice Matters

Raise a concern

LAX, coterminal and satellite flying given to other bases

What's been raised & where it stands