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The Inflight Training Committee represents Flight Attendant interests regarding initial training, recurrent training, and other company-required training activities.
Download the Inflight Training Committee Member duties and responsibilitiesWho Do I Contact?
For assistance, contact any member of the committee. You can find a list of Committee Members below.
Chairperson
Megan Brown
megan.brown@afaalaska.org
Committee Members
Steven Vincent
steve.vincent@afaalaska.org
Samuel Clifton
samuel.clifton@afaalaska.org
Justin Wetherell
justin.wetherell@afaalaska.org
Committee News
View the Inflight Training Committee news archivesCoronavirus (COVID-19) Update – March 19, 2020
In This Edition Ongoing Conversations With Management FAA & CDC Recommendations for Layovers Crew-Only Layover Hotel Transportation Tell Congress: Put Aviation Workers First KCM Access Point Staffing Challenges with Onboard Trash Stowage Taking Control of Your Finances During a Loss of Flying Telephone Support Group For Flight Attendants Under Self-Quarantine COVID-19 Resources Ongoing Conversations With […]
AFA Update – March 6, 2020
In This Edition COVID-19 Continuing Developments Negotiating Committee Interviews – Additional Opportunity Never Refuse a Drug or Alcohol Test MEC Meets with FAA to Discuss Recurrent Training COVID-19 Continuing Developments Air Safety, Health, & Security Committee (ASHSC) The AFA Alaska Master Executive Council (MEC) and Air Safety, Health, & Security Committee (ASHSC), in conjunction with […]
Recurrent Training 2020 – Part 7
The Master Executive Council (MEC) was planning to meet with one of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Cabin Safety Inspectors assigned to Alaska Airlines this week during the regular February MEC meeting. The intent of the meeting was to allow the MEC to gain a better understanding as to how the FAA interprets and applies the […]
Recurrent Training 2020 – Part 6
Breaking news! Limited self-correction during door evacuation drills The Master Executive Council (MEC) has been informed that limited self-correction is now allowed during door evacuation drills in one specific circumstance. Flight Attendants are expected to come to Recurrent Training (RT) prepared to demonstrate proficiency by using verbatim evacuation commands. However, if the (incorrect) command “STAND […]
Recurrent Training 2020 – Part 5
During the two-week pause of Recurrent Training (RT), management has redesigned the program with the assistance of a vendor that was contracted to help facilitate the process changes. Many of those changes were solidified through an alpha test of the redesigned RT 2020 and subsequent beta test over the past week. AFA leadership participated in […]