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Old 04-17-2018 | 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by newpilotusa
I've been reading that blemishes on your record could, in a way, help you get on at Alaska because then they think you can't leave to get on at one of the top tier airlines. So, how would Alaska look at multiple checkride failures? Is that a blemish that would help you get on or negate you from getting hired?
Maybe with some ULCC's. Not sure where AS stands on that.

A lot of this has to do with what checkrides, how long ago, and what's happened since. A couple GA busts followed by ten years trouble-free years and multiple 121/135 type ratings should not be a big deal for most majors.

Several recent busts without much good history between them and you will probably need some time and trouble-free experience to overcome.

A sustained pattern of busts at all levels throughout your career does not bode well at all for most or all majors.
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