TRNPRG

This screen contains the IT (Initial Training) date, IOE (Initial Operating Experience) and all individual training programs.

trnprg

FILE #	Enter your file number.
LAST NAME	Enter your last name.
FI	Enter your first initial.
DOM	Enter your domicile.

Shortcut Example: TRNPRG/162611

You will see a response similar to the following:

trnprg screen

There two kinds of training:

Training required by the FAA in order to fly, such as RET.
Training required by United Airlines in order to fly certain routes or positions, such as Purser or TED. This is flexible since "to meet immediate operational needs, a flight attendant may occasionally be scheduled to work a flight without completing the United required training..."

You are considered qualified if the training code appears in the TRNPRG screen and a date and instructor number is entered under the DATE and INSTR# column next to the training code. Remember, not all training listed in this screen is required by the FAA to fly.You are not considered not qualified if the training code does not appear in the TRNPRG screen. If the training is required by the FAA, you will not be qualified to fly until training is completed. A diagnostic error code will also appear in your line of flying. See below for a list of training specific diagnostic codes.Yep, I started flying in 1996, but didn't get IST qualified until Jan 12, 1997. The IT code has been divided into the two parts of flight attendant initial training, BASIC (Basic Indoctrination) and AIRGR (Aircraft Ground Training). Everyone who has attended Initial Training and has a date in their FDTR screen will now have BASIC and AIRGR displaying their Initial Training date. Get a complete list of the training code conversions >>

FAA Required Training

This training is FAA required and must appear in a your TRNPRG screen to be qualified to fly on any airplane type.

Training Code	Training Description	Diagnostic Error Code
AED	Automated External Defibrillator training
AIRGR	Aircraft Ground training conducted during Initial Flight Attendant Training	"Q"
AVIOX	Aviox training conducted during Initial Emergency Procedures Training
BASIC	Basic Indoctrination training conducted during Initial Flight Attendant Training	"Q"
CDS1	Cabin Defense Security 1	"Q"
CLR	Command Leadership Resources Seminar	"Q"
DOT*	DOT Anti Drug and Alcohol Program
EMRTK	Initial Emergency Procedures training conducted during Initial Flight Attendant Training	"Q"
FGP	Fingerprint Pass	"Q"
FGR	Fingerprint Pending
IOE	Initial Operating Experience	"Q"
ITSEC	Initial Security Training
LFIRE	Live Fire Fighting training conducted during Initial Emergency Procedures Training
PBE	Protective Breathing Equipment training conducted during Initial Emergency Procedures Training
REC02	Recurrent Emergency CBT 2002
REC03	Recurrent Emergency CBT 2003
RES99	Recurrent Emergency Security Training 1999
RESOO	Recurrent Emergency Security Training 2000
RES02	Recurrent Emergency Security Training 2002
RES03	Recurrent Emergency Security Training 2003

* DOT training was initiated after 1990

Service and Personal Development Training

This training is not required by the FAA, but may be required by United prior to working certain routes or holding certain onboard positions. This training will appear on the TRNPRG screen only if it has been completed.

Training Code	Training Description	Training Code	Training Description
ADA	Americans with Disabilities training	PRTMG	Purser Training for Management
BKSAF	Backsafe training	PRSPS	Purser Program Selection Pass
CDS2	Cabin Defense Security 2	PRTPS	Purser Recurrent Training Pass
DELST	Delhi Services training	PRT99	Purser Recurrent Leadership Development training 1999
EURTT	European Transition training	PRT00	Purser Recurrent Leadership Development training 2000
HANCP	Handicap Video	PRT01	Purser Recurrent Leadership Development training 2001
HAR	Harassment CBT	PRTDQ	Purser Disqualification
ISTQL *	International Services Qualification training	PRTFL	Purser Training Fail
IST6	International Services Training Day 6	PRTW	Purser Training Withdraw
NEWVW	New View training	PTCST	Premium Transcon Services training
PRDOM	Purser Qualified Domestic	RST03	Reasonable Suspicion CBT 2003
PRINT	Purser Qualified International	SHUTL	United Shuttle training
PRQN	Purser Qualification Notice	319DR	A319/A320 Special Door training
PRQW	Purser Qualification Withdraw	94JFK	JFK LAX Transition training 1994
PRSFL	Purser Program Selection Fail

When not International Services qualified, a diagnostic code of "F" will appear in the flight attendant's line of flying. Ask any DENSW flight attendant how annoying that can be!

Special Note

Since both flight attendants and crew schedulers share the responsibility of ensuring necessary training has been completed and correctly recorded in the training record system prior to flying, it is extremely important to check these screens after, say, RET. To prevent fines, removal from trips, reassignments, or other unpleasantness, make sure you check these screens.

Related Commands

FADOCS	Displays a list of flight attendant documentation.
FAINFO	Displays various flight attendant information.
FAQUAL	Displays various flight attendant qualifications.
INIDIT	Displays the Initial Ditching Qualification Training information also known as Overwater Qualifications.
INIEQP	Contains the IT (Initial Training) date, IOE (Initial Operating Experience) and all individual training programs (everything previously on the old FDTR screen).
INISVC	Screen contains the Initial Service Qualification Training information
QLMENU	Displays the menu of flight attendant qualification screens.
RETOLD	Displays the previous update of Recurrent Emergency Training information.
RETREC	Displays a flight attendant's Recurrent Emergency Training information and also the RET month.

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Page Updated: August 02, 2005

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