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Ted Striker

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Under "highest position held" does Instructor Pilot hold more weight than Captain/Aircraft Commander? I am in the training department and should receive line check airman certification soon, but in the meantime I am trying to make myself look as good as possible (sans makeup and glittery eyeshadow-not that there is anything wrong with that). Thanks.
 
Ted Striker said:
Under "highest position held" does Instructor Pilot hold more weight than Captain/Aircraft Commander? I am in the training department and should receive line check airman certification soon, but in the meantime I am trying to make myself look as good as possible (sans makeup and glittery eyeshadow-not that there is anything wrong with that). Thanks.

If you list "Instructor Pilot" as the highest position held for a Part 121 or Part 135 job/aircraft it will hold more weight than Captain/Aircraft Commander which they will assume. It is the correct entry for a check airman, just don't list it until you really are one, then change it right away... it is a big thing in the eyes of SWA. Good luck!
 
canyonblue737 said:
If you list "Instructor Pilot" as the highest position held for a Part 121 or Part 135 job/aircraft it will hold more weight than Captain/Aircraft Commander which they will assume. It is the correct entry for a check airman, just don't list it until you really are one, then change it right away... it is a big thing in the eyes of SWA. Good luck!

Thanks!
 

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