Corkscrew

Just before I recently retired, I went to our website to print out all my flight data for my career. To my surprise, when I went to the Forms area and input my seniority number, I received a message saying I was Denied Access to this data. I contacted the PAC and they were of no help at all. Contacted Fleet Captains admin guy who advised me to go to the Reports section to access the data. Problem is, the data is now in a new format that does not include annual summaries that were available in the previous format. Also, the output of my data on my computer screen does not show any data prior to 1989. I was hired in 1984! However, the downloaded data does show the complete data from 1984 on, with the exception that tail numbers are missing prior to 1989. Checked the Forms area again today, and now it takes you to the same data as the Reports section. I have sent in a POR today, but may not get a reply, as I will be losing my PFC access soon. Others may want to look into this, as I am not fully confident that my data accurately survived the changeover to the new format. And by the way, you IT clowns, thanks so much for letting us know about the change and asking for our input!

navigatro

is this data for a plaque for your wall? or are you applying for another job?

Raptor

I would think the majority of people retiring would want a copy. I would.

MaxKts

They ask for this information on the Walmart Door Greater application!

Jetjok

I hate to use the word, but Corkscrew is "entitled" to it, regardless of what he wants to do with it. Period.

The Walrus

Is the company required to keep our info?

Raptor

Don't they have to under PRIA?

The Walrus

I don't think they are required to keep a record of all of their flights, just a record of training problems, violations and such for the previous 5 years.

navigatro

I'm not trying to be nasty, I just was wondering why you would want it? Personally, I wouldn't care, but if others do, good for them.

CactusCrew

I wouldn't care either, but I may be jaded a bit after 4 OpSpecs, 5 type ratings, and countless hours in simulators types of all kinds, it all feels like a bad dream. Better to be forgotten than remembered. Unless I need another job !