Failed checkride traceable?
 

I recently had an interview and did disclose that I had failed my initial multi com inst. but felt I did a good job of explaining it. Anyway my question is just out of curiosity is there any other way (other than looking a your logbook) that they can find out if you failed a 91 ride?

Well if you dig deep enough there would in theory a paper trail of 8710's
That would be an indication of a failed ride in the 91 world. I have no idea if the pria paper work or anything else can see that.
Just speculation on my part

Reeves

Why take the chance? Honesty works the way it is supposed to.

"SuperPilot" failed a checkride???

I said I disclosed it... I was just asking.

I obviously know it works I did it.

jesse from phoenix?

If you were pink slipped it would probably be in your pilot record with the FAA wouldn't it?

Dude, if you're wondering (I'm sure you're not though) if you screwed up by telling them, then no, you didn't. You did the right thing. I would guess that there would be a record of it that they could get their hands on, but that's only a guess.

Yup, they WILL. When you fill all the forms, check YES on all of them, and the fine folks in OKC will forward them to you. If you are bored, or curious, you can request your records from them also (If you lose a logbook like this bonehead did, your 8710 will prove flight time)

Ok I figure OKC would keep your last 8710 what if it was two rides ago... do they keep the old one?

Phoenix? No I'm from california... if you think you know me. Send me a PM.