Hey friends!

I'm looking for anyone who has had a similar experience or knows someone who has. I am a current military pilot applying to legacy carriers. I have a competitive resume with one issue from my past. Before the military, I was flight violated for doing an aerobatic maneuver in a light civilian aircraft. Someone saw me do it, and called the FSDO. I admitted what happened, and my license was suspended. This was over 12 years ago. I disclosed the violation to the military when I applied and have not had any issues since. I don't have any other issues.

I'm confident I can explain the situation at an interview. The big question looming over my head is how the app scoring views flight violations. I'm really looking for someone who has been hired by a legacy carrier despite a violation who might be able to give advice.

Thanks!