Originally Posted by AirbornPegasus

A couple of years back I had an altitude deviation. My Captain and I both filled out the ASRS and got the confirmation back that the information had been deidentified. I never heard a peep from the FAA, but got a letter of warning from the CP which stated that the letter of warning would remain in my file for two years.

The two years is now more than passed. I am now applying to other airlines. Is this something that then needs to be reported if they are asking under the PRIA section "Do you have any violations/formal written FAA warnings?"

I don't want to get canned at some point for not reporting it, but I thought the whole idea around the ASRS was to avoid the tracking of such issues. I know there hundreds of altitude deviations every year. Consequently, your responses will help many more folks than me.

Thanks much.

Originally Posted by Sideshow Bob

A bit confused here...

You never got ANYTHING from the FAA, but ONLY from your management?


That notwithstanding, how did your management find out and NOT the FAA?