Our time is running out to stop TSA Administrator John Pistole’s plan to allow knives on planes.

We delivered our petitions to Delta CEO Richard Anderson telling him how important this issue is, now we need to make sure Washington hears us.

Flight Attendants from across the country and different unions will all be calling Congress tomorrow, May 16th to make sure they know how unacceptable it is to put our safety and the safety of our passengers needlessly at risk. This issue impacts our entire profession, and we all need to stand up together if we want to make our voice heard.

Hundreds of your fellow Delta Flight Attendants have written to our CEO Richard Anderson telling him to Keep Knives Off Planes, and we know he is listening.

But we need to do more if we are going to stop this ridiculous rule change. TSA Administrator Pistole will likely implement this change as early as Memorial Day weekend, so the time to act is now.

Now that tax season has come and gone researchers have again had the opportunity to scour filings for information about how much executives really make once all the cards are on the table. And this year, Delta Air Lines CEO Richard Anderson was hiding a royal flush. His total compensation package jumped a staggering 42% from 2011 to 2012, up to $12.6 million from $8.9 million once various stock options are all factored in.