FAA hiring Airspace System Inspection Pilot
01-23-2020, 06:42 PM
#321
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Originally Posted by DrainTheSwamp
Anyone happen to know the 737 Sim evaluation profile the FAA uses for Air Carrier Inspector? I know it`s fairly basic, but more information is always useful.
your question should be asked in one of the FAA ASI/Safety Inspector threads.
02-01-2020, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by cpagdog
So does anyone know how/why CBP AMO is able to waive the 100 hours in last 12 month requirement? No other agency has done it. Cbp even advertised it on their website.
Just funny to me that a FAA branch can't waive it.
Just funny to me that a FAA branch can't waive it.
02-01-2020, 11:14 AM
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That is a really good pay scale now. Puts them and CBP more less dead even for pay when you add on CBP LEAP (25%). Wish I had the 100 hours. I would apply to both. I've done a ride along with flight check, seems like a fun job.
The flight check retirement I'm assuming is 30 years instead of the law enforcement 25?
The flight check retirement I'm assuming is 30 years instead of the law enforcement 25?
02-01-2020, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by cpagdog
That is a really good pay scale now. Puts them and CBP more less dead even for pay when you add on CBP LEAP (25%). Wish I had the 100 hours. I would apply to both. I've done a ride along with flight check, seems like a fun job.
The flight check retirement I'm assuming is 30 years instead of the law enforcement 25?
The flight check retirement I'm assuming is 30 years instead of the law enforcement 25?
It is the standard FERS.
02-01-2020, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by USMCFLYR
Not sure if I know what you mean about Flight Check retirement.
It is the standard FERS.
It is the standard FERS.
Then for LEO FERS you get additional percentage toward your retirement. Under LEO you get 1.7% of your high 3 for first 20 years then 1% for every year pass 20. Where the standard FERS is 1% for every year if under 62. (1.1% if over 62).
BUT the LEO employees put more into retirement while they work...
Last edited by cpagdog; 02-01-2020 at 01:26 PM.
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