Young, Patty, Papers 1983-1997

Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute.

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Association of Professional Flight Attendants

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The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) was formed in 1977 as an independent union representing flight attendants of American Airlines who had previously been represented by the Transport Workers Union. Today, through acquisitions by AMR Corporation, parent company of American Airlines, APFA has grown to 12,000 members and is the second largest of the flight attendant unions. Source: APFA Factsheet. From the guide to the Association of Professional Flight Attendants ...

Rosenblatt, Stanley M., 1936-

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Altria Group

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American Airlines, inc

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Broin, Norma.

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Young, Patty

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Patty Young is an anti-smoking advocate, specifically focusing on passive smoking (commonly known as second-hand smoke) and smoking on airplanes. A flight attendant since 1966, Patty Young started her one-woman crusade against smoking on airplanes in 1969. At first her crusade focused mainly on the dangers of cigarette fires. This concern, however, soon changed to encompass the health concerns of passive smoking, since young flight attendants who had never smoked were continually di...