The one action that matters
Signing authorizes the Guild to petition the National Mediation Board to hold a representation election. It is not the election and it is not a vote — it is the act of embracing the change, and it takes minutes.
Sign and send — step by step
Open the approved card below and save it to your phone or computer. Use only the current approved card — do not alter its language.
Print the card on a clean sheet of paper. A home printer or a library printer both work.
Print your full name, your base or domicile, and your email in the spaces provided, and write the date.
Sign squarely on the line with a pen, in your own handwriting. Only a wet-ink signature counts — digital, typed, or electronic signatures cannot be accepted.
Place the signed card in a plain envelope and seal it. Your employer will never know you signed — your right to sign is protected by law.
Mail the sealed envelope to the address below. You can also hand it directly to a Guild member or your base Guild Advocate instead of mailing.
Mail it here
National Flight Attendants Guild33562 Yucaipa Blvd, STE 4, PMB 244Yucaipa, California 92399
The California mailbox is open for cards now — the New York and Texas mailboxes are coming soon. Completed cards and personal information are protected and preserved for submission through the formal NMB process.
The approved card — word for word
The exact approved card from the Guild’s literature — with the Guild emblem printed at the top, exactly as it appears when you print and sign it by hand.
I, the undersigned, a Flight Attendant of United Airlines, hereby authorize the National Flight Attendants Guild to petition the National Mediation Board to hold a representation election.
[must be dated and signed in your own handwriting]
YOUR RIGHT TO SIGN THIS CONFIDENTIAL CARD IS PROTECTED BY LAW. YOUR EMPLOYER WILL NEVER KNOW IF YOU SIGNED THIS CARD.
Scan to get here
Keep the same QR code on everything you print, so every Flight Attendant finds this page in one scan. It opens Nfag.net/card — the card, the steps, and the mailing address all in one place.
No printer handy?
This request form does not replace the original hand-signed authorization card. A Guild Advocate will reach out to arrange delivery of a printed card.
Our profession · Our voice · Our future
Every card you download, sign, and mail brings the Guild one step closer to a representational vote with the National Mediation Board. The change is in your hands.
