FADAP, the Flight Attendant Drug and Alcohol Program, is a substance-abuse prevention program created and promoted for and by the flight attendant profession and funded by the FAA. Its website provides stigma-free information and support for flight attendants in any employment status, including active, furloughed, and leave status. FADAP’s resources address alcohol and drug use, abuse, and dependence, with educational material on signs and symptoms, health effects, screening tools, and frequently asked questions.

The site also connects visitors with recovery support, including 12-step and multiple-pathway options, meeting locators, flight attendant recovery stories, and mentor programs. Family-focused resources include Al-Anon and Alateen information and education. Additional materials cover medication and flying, return-to-duty testing, and resources for health care providers.

FADAP also offers information about conferences and regional seminars, as well as recovery pins and posters. Flight attendants can contact the program through its toll-free phone line or direct line. Its central message presents recovery as a journey and encourages access to information and support