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I have a pet peeve, and I need some opinions to help clear it up for me.
If you worked for an airline and upgraded to Captain, your title at that time during professional situations was...Captain. I say professional situations because when said person is not at work, I would presume they do not go by the title Captain.
My questions,
1. If said person retires, do they retain the title Captain?
2. If the person does not retire, but moves on to another position at the company do they retain the title Captain? (moved on to management and no longer on a seniority list)
3. If you move on to become an aviation university instructor and no longer fly for an airline, does said person retain the title Captain?
4. Ultimately, when can you use the title and when can't you?
Titles in aviation don't mean squat....is a King Air Captain more prestigeous than a Legacy FO? Should the King Air Captain be given special treatment at Olive Garden when he gives the name Captain Jackass to the host??
Doctors are Dr.'s for life.. They usually use the term " Hi I'm Doctor Awesome" in every day life... They move to a different practice they are still Doctors..
We move to a different job we're back to FO Numbnuts...Any pilot who uses the term Captain Jackass in the outside world (like at a restaurant) should be kicked in the nuts...
Should I start calling my lawyer friends counselor?