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AOPAPILOT:

I didn't mean to imply that all airlines don't recognize what you've logged as PIC, but if you read Timebuilder's response - that's what I was getting at. I can't give you any names, but I was generalizing how most airlines probably view this time. I don't have any interview experience, but from friends and co-workers, this is (again) in general what I've been told.

Cya!
 
AOPAPILOT,
A list of the H.R. departments that deduct "Safety pilot" time from PIC time:

Skywest
ACA
ASA
American Eagle
United
FedEx
UPS
American Airlines

Admittedly, the last four have much higher requirements than ust PIC time.

Fly SAFE!
Jedi Nein
 
In reference to a-v-8-tr second post

"Now, I also know that the airlines do not look at this as PIC time unless you were the designated PIC (hence, the PIC that logs time per 61.51(e) is not PIC in their eyes unless he also is agreed upon before or during the flight to act PIC)."

When acting as safety pilot for someone, it MUST be agreed that you are acting as the PIC in order to legally log PIC. Otherwise, you log SIC.

Remember, when you consciously agree to act as PIC while someone else is under the hood and manipulating the controls, you buy any violations.
 

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