FAA Extends Flight Attendant Rest Period
Acting FAA Administrator Billy Nolen announces extension of flight attendant mandatory rest period during press conference at Washington Reagan National Airport.
Credit: Bill Carey
WASHINGTON—Acting FAA Administrator Billy Nolen on Oct. 4 signed a final rule that extends the minimum rest period for flight attendants to 10 consecutive hours between shifts, saying the change “corrects a historical inequity.” The final rule responds to a requirement of Congress contained in the...
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