California flight attendants are up in arms over a new Federal Aviation Administration plan that could strip them of their state-mandated meal breaks, with unions blasting the move as “plainly unlawful.”
The FAA wants to exempt pilots and flight attendants from state meal-break laws, arguing that federal airline rules override local requirements, InsideFlyer reported.
That could end a major protection for California-based crews, who are generally entitled to an uninterrupted 30-minute meal break when working more than five hours.
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