4.12.25 – 2025-2026 CQ Module Length Documentation Form

Saturday, April 12, 2025

2025-2026 CQ Module Length Documentation Form

Flight Attendants who have started their 2025-2026 CQ web-based training modules are reporting that the time required to complete the training exceeds the contractual limit.

According to CBA Section 29.G.2, the total number of hours for any Distance Learning may not exceed eight (8) hours. To address this concern with Management and to challenge the length of the CQ modules, we need to gather data from Flight Attendants who have completed or will complete the online training for their upcoming CQ Training.

We’ve created a form on the APFA website to document the actual time required to complete the CQ web-based training. Your input will help ensure our CQ web-based training is contractually compliant. Please take a moment to complete the form by clicking here:

CQ WBT Completion Times Report Form

The form will include the space for you to provide the following information:

• Time it took to complete each CQ module
• Link to upload screenshots of completion times from the Learning Hub
• Date you started work on your modules
• Date you completed your modules
• Date you attended/will attend CQ

Important note: In order to capture accurate completion times, you should log out of the module if you need to step away for any reason. Once you are ready to resume the module, you should log back in. Within the link to the CQ WBT Completion Times Report Form we have included videos with step-by-step instructions on capturing the actual completion times, as well as logging in and out of the modules.

Thank you for taking the time to complete the form and provide this information. It takes the collective effort of all Flight Attendants to hold this management accountable.

In Solidarity,

Larry Salas
APFA National Vice President
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Andrew Rhinehart
APFA National Safety & Security Chair
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Jeff Petersen
APFA National Contract Chair
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