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Pedro4President 08-02-2018 10:58 AM

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So I was planning on JSing home from vacation last week on Southwest and since I live in base the need for my certificate and medical slipped my mind. I ended up with a longer two leg commute home on my own metal.

Could I have requested a verification of privileges via the FAA website and used a PDF document instead of paper certificates and medical? I know it's nonstandard but would it be acceptable?

badpilot4life 08-02-2018 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by Pedro4President (Post 2647702)
So I was planning on JSing home from vacation last week on Southwest and since I live in base the need for my certificate and medical slipped my mind. I ended up with a longer two leg commute home on my own metal.

Could I have requested a verification of privileges via the FAA website and used a PDF document instead of paper certificates and medical? I know it's nonstandard but would it be acceptable?

No, dont put the crew in a weird position like that.

Labatt 08-03-2018 09:30 AM

With seats in the back, I would take you with no problem. The actual jumpseat I unfortunately would deny you.

My ID Travel would have been another option to avoid a 2 leg commute.

WhaleSurfing 08-03-2018 12:39 PM

The PDF docs should be fine because they are acceptable in the US. You would have been cleared in CASS for security so this should not be an issue with the captain. Not sure who or why anyone asks to see the medical and I J/S with a temp once and it was no big deal.

m3113n1a1 08-03-2018 03:49 PM


Originally Posted by WhaleSurfing (Post 2648372)
The PDF docs should be fine because they are acceptable in the US. You would have been cleared in CASS for security so this should not be an issue with the captain. Not sure who or why anyone asks to see the medical and I J/S with a temp once and it was no big deal.

I've also jumpseated with a temp printed from the FAA website when I lost my real certs. Everything was fine for me. I could see some guys giving you a hard time maybe, but definitely not being denied. And it's totally legal.

Also as previous posters say, a seat in the back or booking a zed is also an option.


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