American Airlines Flight Attendants Voice Safety Concerns After Colleague's Death at Philadelphia Hotel

American Airlines flight attendants delivered a letter of no confidence to an executive over safety concerns at a Philadelphia hotel.

A flight attendant was found dead in suspicious circumstances at the hotel, but staff were not relocated.

The flight attendants' union said the executive, Brady Byrnes, showed an "appalling lack" of support.

The union is already in contract negotiations seeking 50% pay rises over 4 years.

In August, the union voted to authorize a strike if terms are not agreed.