Flight attendant rest rules face debate

The FAA has proposed a nationwide rule to override state and local meal and rest-break requirements for flight attendants and pilots, citing safety concerns and operational consistency. The rule would prevent states from enforcing their own protections, such as California's 30-minute meal break law, ensuring federal standards apply instead. Airline unions oppose the proposal, arguing it could compromise flight attendant safety and well-being, while aviation experts believe the federal approach aligns with safety responsibilities. The proposal remains under consideration and has not yet been adopted.

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