Fired Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Say Their Union Pushed Them Out Over Christian Views On LGBTQ Rights — Appeals Court Revives Case

Two former Alaska Airlines flight attendants are back in the legal spotlight after a federal appeals court revived their case against the airline and their union. They claim they were fired for sharing Christian views on LGBTQ rights, while their union allegedly abandoned them by labeling their posts as bigoted and even joking about disposing of them. This case underscores the ongoing tension between religious expression and workplace inclusivity, highlighting the complexities when union support fails to materialize in times of conflict.