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Old 10-23-2009 | 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Twin Wasp
I think you're lowering your ratio. Not sure how the FAA counts retests if you sign them off again but I'd guess each one is separate. In your record of signoffs you've got eleven entries and seven passed the first time. Now you'll have 12 and there's no way this one can up the first time pass ratio.
I'd like to think the FAA would realize that a retest is the same applicant for the same rating. If they counted retests again then true..I'd have 11/9/7 signoffs-total pass-1st time pass..mathematically I would need to have a run of 9 more signoffs AND passes to reach 80% again (20/16) which seems excessive. It would be counter productive to set up a situation where if I dumped a student my pass rate is 77% and one more qualifies me VERSUS retraining and passing two students gives me 63% and screws me. Thing is a Ive been allover the FAA website and can't find any guidance further than the basic requirements.
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