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Our partner, the International Academy of Travel, is proud to present the CODECO computerised Check-In Training programme. This product is supported by Travel Industry Employers throughout the world and will upgrade your Curriculum Vitae immensely.

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CODECO  CHECK-IN: 60 Hours – Endorsed by KLM AND The International Academy of Travel

Subjects Covered:
Signing in and signing out 
Using the correct user mode ( UA etc.
 
Checking the ticket:
- name
- flight number
- flight class
- status
- date
 
Checking the trip summary of an E-ticket:
- name
- flight number
- flight class
- status
- date
 
Checking the passport and visa:
- name versus ticket
- checking Timatic for necessity and validity date
 
Asking for the FT-cards, recognising/acting on the benefits.
 
Retrieving a flight and recognising the following:
- delay
- SEE @I
- Flight status (e.g. FG)
- Decoding/Encoding cities and airport codes
 
Recognising flight information ( @I ) display:
- General text
- STA and STD
- Type of aircraft
- Booked versus Available
- Accepted versus Standby
 
Retrieving passenger name:
- by name
- by seat number
- by reference number
- by group code
- by destination
- by class
- by edit code
 
Subject
 
Retrieving the full record:
- by list number
- by seat number
- by security number
 
Recognising the full record:
- Passenger status: S, N, W,  O, R
- PNR
- Inbound flight
- Onward flight
- Comments
- Tag destination and tag numbers
- Security number
- Mixed class
- Baggage holder
 
Checking-in 
-OK passengers
- Norec passengers
- Waitlist passengers
- Open ticket passengers or reservation other flight
- Duty passengers
- Rebate passengers
- Quick check-in (entry: 1/CI/1/20)
- Specific seat request (W, A, L)
- Through check-in edit (1/TC)
- OK passengers with onward connection to AMS only
 
Reading and acting on the check-in response
- Check-in confirmation
- OK response
- Standby response
- Entering standby sticker number
 
Changing seats
- Seat plan retrieval by means of 1/SP
- Seat plan retrieval by means of @S/C
- Recognising all seat plan codes
- Seat change by means of 1/SC
- Seat change by means of @C/……
- Seating overview
 
Cancellation 
- in the middle of an unfinished check-in (@X)
- after a finished check-in (@X/seat number)
- definitely: in UC mode (@Z/seat number)
 
Editing at check-in desk, during FO
 -Edit the PSN (1/R/….)
- V-edit
- Special meal editing
- Inbound connection editing
- Onward connection editing
- Comment editing
- API editing
- TAC editing
- FT editing
- Initial or first name editing
- Passport and/or nationality
- Destination edit
- Party Split Code edit
- Adding an extra seat (H-edit)
- Refused at check-in (RF edit)

 Baggage editing
- adding baggage
- cancelling baggage
- reprinting tag number
- changing tag number
- changing bag holder
 
Registering the baggage 
- in ticket
- in ticket with onward connection

Recognising excess baggage
- looking up the excess baggage rate
- registering the excess baggage in ticket
 
Printing of labels
- by means of #L
 
- by means of 1/BTA/etc.
 
Printing of boarding pass
- by means of @B
- by means of 1/BP
- by means of seat change
 
Printing of boarding pass

Reprinting of boarding pass
 
Recognising boarding time and gate
 
Lifting the right coupon
 
Boarding procedures
- Manual Boarding Control
- Automated Boarding Control

Procedures
- VDBC (Voluntary Denied Boarding Compensation)
- LMC
 
CORDA
- Retrieving a PNR
- Recognising route and reservation status
- Retrieving flight schedule and availability
 
FIRDA  
- Retrieving arrivals list (@KA)
- Retrieving departure list (@KD)
- Retrieving specific flight information (@KFI/flt nr)
 
Help functions
- E* entries
- @H entries
 
E-ticket
- Retrieving an e-ticket in the e-ticket database (#FE)
 
Cases
- 4 cases with several topics as mentioned in this document
 
Test
- 2 test cases
- 2 test questions (18 questions)
 
Structure:
Lessons, quizzes, test cases, controlled final exam.

Average Completion Time:
60 hours.

Fee:
£255.00 GBP

Fee Includes software for 6 months, examination fees and Award upon successful completion –
KLM/IAOT CODECO Certificate, will be issued to all successful graduates.
This qualification is recognised throughout the world.