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Spirit Pilots under attack

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Im glad they are observing these guys/gals with training records like that. So many people have slipped through the cracks in this career who should not be flying.

Every checkride failure requires a sign off in your log book. Every interview i have been on required me to bring my log books. The only reason a airline would not have your checkride failures is because they choose not to look at your log book. After flight school PRIA records take care of your training events which they have access to. This is a blame game. These companies knew what they were doing. It's company culture, some companies have great training departments and some don't. This is a company problem that they are blaming on the employee.

this is my friends account because i am too cheap to pay the $10
 
Every checkride failure requires a sign off in your log book.

Actually they don't...at shady 141 schools with examining authority, Airman in Norman, OK or Gulfstream you can take the check ride, which is just a stage check if you pass you are issued a certificate, if you fail it is shown as stage check failure (no pink slip required).
 

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