October 24, 2024

TO: Association Fleet Sisters and Brothers

RE: AA Contract Extension Vote

As a reminder, voting on the American Airlines contract extension opens at noon central on Friday, October 25th and closes at noon central on Tuesday, October 29th.

Voting will be done via telephone, internet, or QR code. You may vote only one time. Once a ballot is cast, a vote may not be changed.

To request a replacement ballot, beginning on October 25th send an email:

To: crux@ballotpoint.com

Subject: VOTE

NOTE:
You will receive an email within 30 seconds (you may need to refresh your email program). Follow the instructions in the email to cast your vote. The link in the email will be valid for only 15 minutes.

If you have questions/problems with casting your vote:

Fraternally,

The Association Leadership

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