Reminder - Flight Attendant Cleaning Stations

F/As are responsible for cleaning the aircraft upon arrival at all domestic stations, including Nassau (NAS), with the exception of the following:

• Flight segments immediately preceding the scheduled RON of the aircraft.
• Flight segments immediately following a scheduled red-eye.
• Flight segments that originate or terminate in DEN, DFW, EGE, IAH, LAS, LAX, PHX, SAN, SEA, SFO.

Additionally, F/As will not be responsible for cleaning aircraft on the following:

• Transoceanic International flight segments.
• Non-transoceanic International flight segments.

NOTE: F/As are required to tidy the aircraft following the last flight segment of their workday if none of the exceptions exist. F/As should be able to accomplish the cabin cleaning duties prior to the conclusion of their duty day on the majority of flights, but will not be required to exceed their "On-Duty Time" (15 minutes after flight arrival) to do so.

F/A Cabin Cleaning Duties

Following the completion of safety related duties as outlined in the F/A Emergency Manual, F/As are responsible for completing the cabin cleaning duties listed below:

• Collecting papers and refuse in the cabin of the aircraft.
• Crossing seatbelts.
• Stowing pillows and blankets in the overhead compartments.
• Removing visible items from the seat back pockets.
• Collecting and stowing magazine, when applicable.

NOTE: The more proactive refuse collection that is accomplished in-flight, the less that will need to be collected on the ground.

Special Cleaning Requests

Should a special cleaning need arise (lav supplies/illness clean-up/etc.), coordinate with the flightdeck to call in-range and notify the ground staff.

Your Officers,

Ann Crowley, Glenda Talley, Beth Carpenter,
Lucy Mosby, Mary Ann Thomas