PRIA check

[USA_Av8r]

I went to work for a regional a few years back and decided it wasn't for me only after the first week (bankruptcy). I cut my losses and resigned. My question is, since I never flew or took any type of checkrides or test do I have to list it on a PRIA check or ten year background check? I did receive one paycheck.


Any help would be appreciated!!


Thanks

 

[lazyace75]

I went to work for a regional a few years back and decided it wasn't for me only after the first week (bankruptcy). I cut my losses and resigned. My question is, since I never flew or took any type of checkrides or test do I have to list it on a PRIA check or ten year background check? I did receive one paycheck.


Any help would be appreciated!!


Thanks

If ANY amount of training was completed, yes.

If not, no.

 

[jmreii]

PRIA Check

The pria check is limited to 5years from the date of the application you are submitting. example: if it was 7 years ago, by law that company does not have to release or retain any information on you. hope this helps.

 

[Way2Broke]

I'm no lawyer, but the way I understand it is that you only have to submit a PRIA form to a company that you attempted a check ride at said company. Ask 10 feds this, and you will get 13 answers.

 

[jmreii]

Pria checks

The pria checks maybe going through changes as we write about them. I had a personal experience with pria checks because of a former employer. It was not a bad experience, just a learning experience. I requested information on the pria checks from both the FAA and AOPA. The information I received from both organizations are nearly identical. I would recommend every pilot obtaining this information for future use, and being well informed.

 

[CaptainSpaz]

I think one good litmus test is this:

a. If you ever collected a paycheck
b. If you ever pissed in a cup

Spaz

 

[jmreii]

Pria checks

The rules clearly say within 5 years of working for an aviation employer, after 5 years all bets are off.