Has anyone forwarded this to AA corp security?

So prank for a youtube video? Or nonrev scam? Not terrorism related?

Had a student at our flight school back in the day (trust fund) who liked to wear mil flight suits. She had a variety of authentic patches from local sqaudrons as well as some custom stuff. Just excess enthusiasm in that case.

His entire story makes no sense. I honestly think he's just cosplaying as a pilot. As the comments in that thread say, he's wearing an outdated uniform and posted a story where he non revved to SYR and had an altercation with a shuttle driver, but why would a pilot take a company shuttle after non revving to a hotel we do not use? He also does not appear on the AA seniority list. He does appear on the non rev list for the flight he says he was on but does not have the FDJ code affixed so he must be an AA employee or Registered Companion. Another poster claimed he does not appear to hold any pilot certificates on the FAA site. Once he was outed as a fraud, he deleted all his posts and exited the group, but he also has a linkedin claiming to be an AA pilot.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-llewellyn-773472252/

It doesn't seem like his intentions are nefarious, but it does have the potential to be the potential to be a security issue and at the least is poor brand representation for us.

I found another impersonator! He said he's the Chief Pilot!

I honestly have no idea how to do that

If I’m gonna make something up it’s gonna be a whole lot cooler than being an AA pilot on a SYR layover.

yes, or at least said they did

So what is the takeaway…for me it is that the system works and explain to your SO benefits are still a privilege.

Going to Walmart?