Airlineapps Question

[IFLYASA]

I was just filling out my info and had a question. Under your certificates and ratings, it asks for the Date of Issuance. The date on my certificate differs from the "actual" date I recieved the certificate. Which do you use?

 

[ASA_DFW]

I would use the date you took your checkride. That was the date you became an official FO, Captain, Etc. Good luck.

 

[plunger]

I used the date on the certificate

 

[ackattacker]

I was just filling out my info and had a question. Under your certificates and ratings, it asks for the Date of Issuance. The date on my certificate differs from the "actual" date I received the certificate. Which do you use?

I would use the date on the certificate. They will compare with the information from the airman registry and any mismatch could raise red flags.

 

[siucavflight]

I would use the date you took your checkride. That was the date you became an official FO, Captain, Etc. Good luck.

Thats incorrect, it ask the date of issue, if they wanted the date of checkride they would ask for the date of checkride.

You are probably one of those guys that when asked by ATC "say mach number" you responde with "what do you need". Just answer the question.

 

[Kream926]

they should change the name to airlinepainintheass.com

 

[BigPappa]

Thats incorrect, it ask the date of issue, if they wanted the date of checkride they would ask for the date of checkride.

You are probably one of those guys that when asked by ATC "say mach number" you responde with "what do you need". Just answer the question.

Siucavflight,
You must be one of those 250 hr wunderkinder who carries a bag pack has an ipod and never gets laid because he tell everyone he is an airline pilot! DA

As far as the question is concerned I always put the initial date that you received that certificate and NOT the reissue date. Like on the ATP if you get an additional type you will have a reissue date. Put the original date.

 

[sweptback]

I just checked my certificate and it is worded 'Date of Issue'. That's what I'd put, the date off the certificate, even if it wasn't my checkride date.

Does Airlineapps have a number or email address for questions? I'd rather get their answer rather than the opinion of a bunch of wankers on this site!

 

[plunger]

I just checked my certificate and it is worded 'Date of Issue'. That's what I'd put, the date off the certificate, even if it wasn't my checkride date.

Does Airlineapps have a number or email address for questions? I'd rather get their answer rather than the opinion of a bunch of wankers on this site!

I used the date on the certificate, got an interview, an offered a job.
So, if I mad a mistake, it must have been a good one.

 

[siucavflight]

Siucavflight,
You must be one of those 250 hr wunderkinder who carries a bag pack has an ipod and never gets laid because he tell everyone he is an airline pilot! DA

250 hours? I wish it was that easy, I do have an Ipod though, and I love it. No back pack. And plenty of action, but not through telling girls that I am an airline pilot!! And again BP, the quesion does not ask you when you took the checkride it asks the date of issue of your current certificate and your certificate has DATE OF ISSUE right on it, and that is what you need to put down.

 

[Mr Wu]

You guys are screwed on the tests if you have so much heartburn over something as simple as this.

 

[35off]

I just checked my certificate and it is worded 'Date of Issue'. That's what I'd put, the date off the certificate, even if it wasn't my checkride date.

Does Airlineapps have a number or email address for questions? I'd rather get their answer rather than the opinion of a bunch of wankers on this site!

Airline Apps does have thier email addy on the website. See contact us tab. Also if you are a paid member there is a phone number to call. All is on the site. Finally, I have just had to call them for questions and they picked up immediately. Very nice people and very willing to help. If you do not want to pay anything you can still get their help via email and you can still apply to all the companies they work with. All clearly laid out on the site. Just take the time to read.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

Date of issue is the date of issuance on the certificate. They need it so that it matches up with the FAA records. The date that the FAA has is the SAME one that is printed on the certificate. If it is a reissuance due to an additional rating, the certificate will have a more recent date. That's the date they want. If you go to the FAA website and search the airman database, you'll see that this is updated in accordance with each issuance (or reissuance) of said certificate.

 

[jumppilot]

You guys worry too much.

Use the date on your actual certificate.

You need to take a deep breath and pull your heads out of each others asses for a minute. Why would they ask this nugget of information? Maybe so they can search the FAA records?

If you put a date other than the one on your certificate, you will raise a red flag.

EDIT: When ATC asks your speed, don't say 304. Say 300. Seriously.

 

[jumppilot]

Siucavflight,
You must be one of those 250 hr wunderkinder who carries a bag pack has an ipod and never gets laid because he tell everyone he is an airline pilot! DA

As far as the question is concerned I always put the initial date that you received that certificate and NOT the reissue date. Like on the ATP if you get an additional type you will have a reissue date. Put the original date.

Wow. You just showed your lack of knowledge.

An ATP is dependant on type ratings. If you get a standard ATP in a Seneca, then a few years later get an ATP with an ERJ type rating, you must list the later date as your issue date.

Your new ATP is "Airline Transport Pilot - ERJ type rating". You're not reissuing a type rating.

You need to study up your knowledge before you post in this section, my friend.

 

[siucavflight]

Wow. You just showed your lack of knowledge.

An ATP is dependant on type ratings. If you get a standard ATP in a Seneca, then a few years later get an ATP with an ERJ type rating, you must list the later date as your issue date.

Your new ATP is "Airline Transport Pilot - ERJ type rating". You're not reissuing a type rating.

You need to study up your knowledge before you post in this section, my friend.

Thank you. And he thinks that I am the 250 hour celebate ipod backpack wearing FO!