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Originally Posted by TurboDog
Is he a check airman? They have the ability in flight standards to pick up open time. Clearly when you see a check airman with a 95 hour line, you know what he is doing.
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Check airmen don't have special access to open time. The fllight standards scheduler has access to the whole scheduling system, but only assigns trips to check airmen to perform check airman duties like OE, IOE, and special checks for pilots returning from medical and maternity leave, etc...
When you see a check airman with a 95 hour line, it may be due to the fact that they did a whole trip of line checks which can be very productive since you're just jumpseating around the system for 4 days, or they have other duties assigned that added line value.
All of our check airman are ALPA pilots and are held to the same standards as the other pilots. I haven't heard of any check airman picking up open time. If you hear of one picking up open time, I would report it to your reps and they will be "spoken to" like any other pilot would.
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