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twabudman

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is there any reg that it is illegal to imersonate a Certificate Airman.
a Crew Scheduler claimed he was a Dispatcher to illegally obtain a jumpseat.
Dispatcher reported this person and was fired. Any regs u thank of will help.
thanks
 
This reference does not apply to the impropriety of impersonating an airman specifically, but it does establish that the crew scheduler did not meet the criteria for being authorized admission to the flight deck: 121.547 a and b.


http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr&sid=26610b4dbc73f0979148867d3823c38c&rgn=div8&view=text&node=14:2.0.1.4.19.20.11.11&idno=14

65.20 is much more applicable to the false certificate:

http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?type=simple;c=ecfr;cc=ecfr;sid=26610b4dbc73f0979148867d3823c38c;region=DIV1;q1=dispatcher;rgn=div8;view=text;idno=14;node=14%3A2.0.1.1.4.1.1.12
 
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twabudman said:
is there any reg that it is illegal to imersonate a Certificate Airman.
a Crew Scheduler claimed he was a Dispatcher to illegally obtain a jumpseat.
Dispatcher reported this person and was fired. Any regs u thank of will help.
thanks
You have a nice list of qualifications there. I think that you're fairly familiar with the Federal Air Regulations. Why don't YOU look it up and report back to us?

:rolleyes:
 
pilotman2105 said:
You have a nice list of qualifications there. I think that you're fairly familiar with the Federal Air Regulations. Why don't YOU look it up and report back to us?

:rolleyes:

Did somebody pollute your Wheaties this morning?



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Good!

Dispatchers have gone through enough headaches to keep the few bennies we have, the cockpit jumpseat is recognized as a pilot earned benefit that is extended to those "qualified" by there licenses and jobs to be there under certain conditions.

This bozo scheduler should have been fired, and even charged By the FAA...I say Good that he/she was fired, these kind of incidents make it bad for us all and cause a ripple effect to bring on more regulations on us.....
 
nah.....ready for this.....the crew scheduler is still working.....

the Dispatcher got fired!!!!!

I advised her to get legal assistance.....or atleast tell the FAA/TSA under the Whistle Blower Protection.......
 
I wouldn't be worried about some FAA reg as I would be about state or federal laws here. I remember once that someone did that and was prosecuted for it. They were prosecuted on the basis that, one cannot use "deceit, fraud or deceptive means to obtain a service or product."
 
What???

twabudman said:
nah.....ready for this.....the crew scheduler is still working.....

the Dispatcher got fired!!!!!

I advised her to get legal assistance.....or atleast tell the FAA/TSA under the Whistle Blower Protection.......
Then there is more to this story that has not been told. Did the dispatcher tell the scheduler to do this? and what license did the scheduler show the crew when asking to cockpit J/S?

Looks like we need more information on this story, but in my opinion the scheduler should be fired for sure, this is an adult that had to know they were breaking the REGS when they did it...JMHO
 
the kid didnt have a License....the gates agents didnt ask......Labor day weekend so I guess the agents were swamped at the gate
 

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