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#1231
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#1234
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Pre-employment flight or sim (for Air Carrier OPS) checks are currently required. They are working a permanent policy change to allow certain military or industry checks in lieu of a pre-employment check but that hasn't happened yet.
#1236
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Joined APC: May 2017
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Just curious, do you know what kind of part 61 rides would count?
#1239
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Correct. 61.58 to include instrument proficiency. Also a full ATP check ride.
How long it takes depends on many factors. If you applied to the vacancy announcement on USA Jobs it depends on where you are available to work. For offices who have vacancies it might not take long. The agency tries to hold to the 80 day hiring model, from vacancy to entry on duty. But sometimes security, drug test, etc... take longer.
You won't get a letter saying you weren't hired.
How long it takes depends on many factors. If you applied to the vacancy announcement on USA Jobs it depends on where you are available to work. For offices who have vacancies it might not take long. The agency tries to hold to the 80 day hiring model, from vacancy to entry on duty. But sometimes security, drug test, etc... take longer.
You won't get a letter saying you weren't hired.
#1240
Correct. 61.58 to include instrument proficiency. Also a full ATP check ride.
How long it takes depends on many factors. If you applied to the vacancy announcement on USA Jobs it depends on where you are available to work. For offices who have vacancies it might not take long. The agency tries to hold to the 80 day hiring model, from vacancy to entry on duty. But sometimes security, drug test, etc... take longer.
You won't get a letter saying you weren't hired.
How long it takes depends on many factors. If you applied to the vacancy announcement on USA Jobs it depends on where you are available to work. For offices who have vacancies it might not take long. The agency tries to hold to the 80 day hiring model, from vacancy to entry on duty. But sometimes security, drug test, etc... take longer.
You won't get a letter saying you weren't hired.
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