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Old 08-07-2009 | 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by A-V-8
Moreover, Trenary said that since such records are expunged after five years, Colgan might not have been able to see Renslow's entire test record.



What? If I failed a check ride over 5 years ago it is not in my records. Do I understand that correctly?

Does anyone have more information on this?
He may have been referring to PRIA, which only requires that airline records go back five years.

I don't think FAA records ever expire (except letters of warning).
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