Another incident reporting question
08-08-2015, 11:43 AM
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Another incident reporting question
Gents,
I have a question regarding incidents on airlineapps.com. During my instruction career, one of my private pilot students was involved in an incident while on a solo flight.Do I, as the supervising CFI, need to worry about mentioning this incident on airlineapps.com, though I was not in the aircraft at the time?
I have a question regarding incidents on airlineapps.com. During my instruction career, one of my private pilot students was involved in an incident while on a solo flight.Do I, as the supervising CFI, need to worry about mentioning this incident on airlineapps.com, though I was not in the aircraft at the time?
08-08-2015, 11:47 AM
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Update: I just found the FAA's Privacy Act request page to request the FAA's information on my own record. Posted the link for others who may find this helpful:
Pilot Records Improvement Act of 1996 (PRIA)
Pilot Records Improvement Act of 1996 (PRIA)
08-15-2015, 06:38 AM
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If the FAA in any way contacted you (phone, letter of investigation etc...) regarding this, I'd say yes.
I had an aircraft incident way long ago and EVERY regional I applied to didn't really care much about it. I'd say list it for your own piece of mind.
I had an aircraft incident way long ago and EVERY regional I applied to didn't really care much about it. I'd say list it for your own piece of mind.
08-15-2015, 10:52 AM
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Thanks for the input. The FAA reply to my Privacy Act request showed no accident/incident/enforcement action record. This occurrence was over a year ago, so I wouldn't expect it to be added to my record at this point.
The FAA were surprisingly fast with this request also - submitted on a Saturday, received the official reply Monday morning.
The FAA were surprisingly fast with this request also - submitted on a Saturday, received the official reply Monday morning.
08-15-2015, 01:09 PM
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Some airline applications specifically ask if a student under your supervision was ever investigated.
Unless they ask that, or unless you get a formal LOI or worse, I would not mention it.
Most airlines don't worry about what your students did because there's a significant element of luck there, so it's not really a great indication of you.
Unless they ask that, or unless you get a formal LOI or worse, I would not mention it.
Most airlines don't worry about what your students did because there's a significant element of luck there, so it's not really a great indication of you.
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