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Airline pilot w/ suspended license?

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Forgot to pay an expired registration ticket when I moved (many events overshadowed it and it slipped my mind), cuffed but not stuffed one night. Paid my fines, took my class, reinstated my license and havent had a problem. Did you learn from it? I did. Pay your tickets, they are important not to forget.
 
Had my license suspended in 1985 for getting three speeding tickets within one year. I reported it on a number of applications until the ten year requirement expired, and noticed no adverse effects. Other adverse effects were noted, however, ie: lack of college degree, no military time, scant recent PIC 121 time, etc.
 
Had my license suspended in 1985 for getting three speeding tickets within one year. I reported it on a number of applications until the ten year requirement expired, and noticed no adverse effects. Other adverse effects were noted, however, ie: lack of college degree, no military time, scant recent PIC 121 time, etc.

Was that before or after the Vette ?
 
Was that before or after the Vette ?

Way pre-Vette. I was driving this P magnet.
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Im calling BS....explaining your way out of 45 speeding tickets in an airline interview with "I've learned my lesson" could not possibly work.....you'd be dumber than a rock if it took you 45 speeding tickets to learn not to exceed the legal speed limit.

Does anyone else here think someone with 45 speeding tickets should be incarcerated before he/she kills somone.
 
I heard that some of the original JB people had some violations/suspensions and were hired and trained by JB. They were hired with the violations/suspensions so they couldn't take their training and go to United, NWA, etc.

Like I said before I just heard from a guy who heard from a guy that this was true...does anyone know?
 
Im calling BS....explaining your way out of 45 speeding tickets in an airline interview with "I've learned my lesson" could not possibly work.....you'd be dumber than a rock if it took you 45 speeding tickets to learn not to exceed the legal speed limit.

Does anyone else here think someone with 45 speeding tickets should be incarcerated before he/she kills somone.

I am gonna have to agree with you on this one!!!
very hard to believe that someone wth 45 speeding tckts will get hire anywhere (mmm....well!!!! there is mesa)looks to me that you never learn your lesson!!!
 
Any of you guys out there ever had your driver's license suspended or know someone who did and still got a 121 airline job? Any issues during interview? No DUI invloved.
Thanks.

My license was suspended for driving my crashpad car without insurance. Didn't cause any problems for my career.
 
FAA takes a dim view of pilots that do not report on their medical applications, driver license actions regardless of whether it involved alcohol or not. No second chances.

There's nothing in the regulations that requires you to report anything other than alcohol-related offenses.
 

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