Flight attendants want nonessential flights to stop amid coronavirus outbreak
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Frishkorn, 65, a flight attendant for American Airlines since 1997 who was based in Philadelphia, was the first American Airlines employee to die from the virus, according to a statement by the airline. For attendants who are still flying, Frishkorn’s death only reinforced the dangers posed by a job that puts them in close quarters with passengers and fellow employees.
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