Article: Flight attendants to Congress: `Help'

Flight attendants are considered safety professionals when it comes to random-drug-testing regulations, but not when it comes to limiting the number of hours they can work.

Unions that represent 70,000 flight attendants don't think that's right. Fifty members of Congress agree. They have signed on to a bill that would require flight attendants to work no more than 14 hours a day and require at least 10 hours off between domestic flights.

The bill is the brainchild of the Coalition of Flight Attendants Unions, a group that was formed in 1988 to push for limits on flight attendant duty time.

The Federal Aviation Administration, which has regulations limiting work hours for pilots, ...

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