* All IFS News Briefs
that concern Change Alerts 1-4 and those
that
will
follow.
* FA Manual revisions 03-09 and 04-09 and those to
follow; be aware that new revisions now become
effective on the 1st of the month and no longer on the
10th.
* All current salmon bulletins (02-09, 03-09,
06-09 and 07-09) and those that will
follow.
* PA Handbook and current
revisions.
* New "Evacuation Preparation Checklist" (which
replaced the Memory Jogger) and bring it with you to
class.
* Review 105.1.1 - 1.14
of FA Manual, as revised by revision
4-09.
* Review 205.1.1 - 2.4 of
FA Manual (Report-to-Release Checklist
and
Briefing
Checklist).
*
Obtain and/or request copies of "Introduction to
Integration Terminology" and "Commands at a
Glance" which should be available at the IFS Base Learning
Centers.
* View
supplemental training video, "Unanticipated Evacuation
Procedures", via the Learning Management System (LMS) as
described in IFS Memo of May 28th.
* Bring
pen and paper to class - and take careful notes!
If the above information and revisions
are reviewed beforehand, there should be no cause for concern,
in that the IQ curriculum focuses on these specific changes that
are in effect now - and others that will occur as the year
continues. We all must make an effort to keep up to date
on these changes and ask questions if something is not clear.
Your AFA MEC Air Safety, Health &
Security Committee is working directly with In-Flight Service
Training and their curriculum development team to clarify issues
that come to light during the various classes, ensuring the
material remains consistent, accurate and does not go beyond the
scope of the approved IQ program.
Please direct any issues/concerns and
questions to: MEC Air Safety, Health and Security Committee (jelliott@nwaafa.org and ghelton@nwaafa.org). We are committed to
continuing to monitor IQ training and Member feedback. We'll also be 'auditing'
the Aircraft Qualification training when it commences in
August 2009. Let us
hear from you!
. – Submitted by MEC Air Safety,
Health and Security Chair Jeanne Elliot