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Your contract, in plain language.

An AI assistant on your side. Ask about the Alaska flight attendant contract and get an answer in seconds, with the exact section cited, so you can check it yourself and make informed choices.

Answers in seconds
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Any time of day

From $4.99 a month. Cancel any time.

Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants: we'll add support for you soon! And when the two contracts merge, we'll have you all covered then, too.

Why it exists

Your contract runs 185 pages, but those pages are only the starting point. On top of them sit more than 100 supporting documents. Letters of agreement, MOUs and settlement agreements are binding, and they can clarify, supersede or change what the contract says.

Somewhere in all of that is the one paragraph that answers your question, and finding it can take longer than the layover. CrewRights reads all of it for you and takes you straight to the part that matters, so you know where you stand before you make the call.

185
pages in the 2025–2028 contract itself
100+
supporting documents: letters of agreement, MOUs, settlements and labor memos
Seconds
to the exact section that answers your question

See the full list of documents CrewRights reads →

Why not just paste the contract into an AI chatbot?

A general chatbot, given just the contract PDF
  • Only sees the base contract, so it misses the 100+ documents that change it
  • Can sound sure of itself while quoting a section a later agreement has replaced
  • Often can't show you which section or document an answer came from
CrewRights
  • Reads the contract and every supporting document currently in effect
  • Looks across all of them for the answer, not just one PDF
  • Cites the exact section or document, so you can check it yourself

All of that in. One clear answer out. We bring clarity, so you can make informed choices.

See it in action

Got a call from Crew Scheduling and want to know where you stand? Ask the way you'd ask a coworker. Here's the kind of question people ask, and how the answer starts.

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I'm a lineholder on a layover (RON) and Crew Scheduling just called to reassign me to other flying. Do I still get my full rest, and what happens if it gets cut short?
Hours of Service· Sections 8.H, 8.J, 8.K
Overnight (RON) rest has to be scheduled for at least 10 hours, release to report, whether the sequence was built that way or you are reassigned to other flying. If your required rest has to be restored, you suffer no loss of pay, and Crew Scheduling adjusts your schedule to give it back. After a duty period longer than 12 hours 30 minutes at your home domicile, you also get time off equal to double the time you spent on duty that day.
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Illustrative example, cut off after the first lines. Real answers continue and include cited sources, so you can always check the relevant documents if you need to.

What you get

Quick answers you can drill into

Get a fast, cited answer, then open the exact section or document and read the original wording for yourself. When a question needs a person, CrewRights links you to your local union reps and resources.

A pay calculator for trips

Get a quick pay estimate for any trip without doing the math in your head, so you can make the call with real numbers.

Any language, any time

Ask in your own words, in any language, at any hour. It's just a web app, so there's nothing to download and nothing to update. Open it on your phone on a layover, even at 2 a.m., as long as you're connected to the Internet.

What it is, and what it isn't

CrewRights is here to help you understand your contract and make informed choices. It is independent: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or reviewed by AFA-CWA, Alaska Airlines or Hawaiian Airlines, and it only reads the published contract documents. It is not connected to any company system or to your schedule.

Answers are generated automatically and can be incomplete or wrong, and they are not legal advice. Think of it as the fastest way to find the right page. For anything consequential, such as pay disputes, discipline or leave, we won't leave you at a dead end: when a question calls for a person, CrewRights links you to your local union reps.

Simple pricing

Everything included
$4.99 a month

Plus applicable taxes. Cancel any time.

Prefer to pay once a year? $53.99 a year (plus applicable taxes) is about 10% less, which is more than a month free. You choose monthly or annual on the next screen.

Includes up to 300 questions a month (no more than 20 a day). Answers pulled from the FAQ don't count toward your limit.

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