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Thanks for all the replies. I spoke with SKW's POI yesterday and he wassn't much help. He is a little new to the job but he is trying to get it figured out. I'm going to write him a letter and he will look into it.

I will also be talking to a few lawyers (luckily I have 2 in the family), and SKY will definately be getting a response from me. I wish it wouldn't have to go to this level but the chief pilot won't return my phone calls. Oh well, it may be for the best.
 
I work at the Kool-Aid factory as a double agent for the SGU Krew.

I spike your Kool-Aid, you're going to die of cancer slowly in a few years

wow. nice going man. not only can you not answer the simple question i presented you(twice) but your an embarrasment with regards to your commets on such a touchy subject as well.

you are actually about what i expected you to be, and not the slightest bit more.
 
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Even if I wrote it, I don't think they can legally do this.





I just spoke with John Ryan at the FAA and he recommended that I call SKW's POI. Apparently the POI does the PRIA oversight. He seemed to think that if SKW changed the records after I left, that that is not only inappropriate but may be falsification of records. I guess we'll see...

I could see my wife doing something like that actually...

I'm pretty sure you can get this fixed.

I find it extremely unlikely that SKW can legally change your PRIA records based on something which occured after you left their employment. While they could certainly refuse to rehire you for something which occured post-employment (ie DUI), the PRIA is supposed to cover your employment period only...not your life history.

The fact that you didn't write the remark should also get you off the hook.

Contact the Chief Pilot's office, and politely explain the situation. I'd probably do it via certified mail (so they know you are not kidding). Maybe include a letter of apology from your wife to prove that it wasn't you. I'm pretty sure they will change your records.

If they don't, contact the FAA and consider hiring an attorney. You probably don't want to explain this situation at a future interview.
 
Hell, they already ruined the lives of about 400 Skyway guys, why wouldn't they ruin one more????? Don't you just love the whole skywest way of thinking!
 
It seems this has already cost you much more than $50 in time and head aches. Maybe next time you will just pay your bills in a timely manner. Oh yea, and thanks for leaving. One less whiner I have to fly with!

Grow up people!
 

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