There, employees of LSG Sky Chefs have said that their healthcare premiums are simply too expensive, which has resulted in many of them becoming underinsured or even totally uninsured.
Catering staff believe that the addition of just 5 cents to an airline ticket would solve the problem, however.
The latest rally was planned to draw attention to the annual meeting of the International Flight Services Association, whose board includes a Sky Chefs executive.
Since January 2015, airline catering workers have held rallies in five US cities in an attempt to persuade airlines and their employers to ensure that workers have access to adequate health care.
According to the union involved, Sky Chefs catering employees earn on average US$11.17 an hour whilst other airport staff around the US have been lobbying for a minimum wage of US$15.
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LSG Sky Chefs embroiled in healthcare protest
Healthcare coverage for airline food workers has been in the news over the past year and most recently it was Portland which fielded a rally of staff who expressed grave concerns over the affordability of care.
