Your FAA file?
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It should be somewhere in Airmen Services.
http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/airmen_services/
http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/airmen_services/
Look for "Full Airmen Record".
And hilariously, it's not even your full airman record. When I went to the "Big Brown Desk" in Atlanta a few years ago, the inspector had my "Full AIrman Record" and it literally included everything under the sun. Probably even my sophomore year Geometry pre-finals from high school.
And hilariously, it's not even your full airman record. When I went to the "Big Brown Desk" in Atlanta a few years ago, the inspector had my "Full AIrman Record" and it literally included everything under the sun. Probably even my sophomore year Geometry pre-finals from high school.
ComplexHiAv8r
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http://www.faa.gov/forms/index.cfm/go/document.information/documentID/186616
This going to a third party
https://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/media/COMPRQST.pdf
Individual request
This going to a third party
https://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/media/COMPRQST.pdf
Individual request
chrisreedrules
Master Blaster
I requested mine a couple months back and received it within a few weeks... Only cost like $5 or so if I remember correctly... I did it prior to filling out my airline apps just to be 100% sure of what was in it.
WAFlyBoy
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If you have a copy of Everything Explained (and you should), there are very explicit instructions on how to order your complete airman file in chapter 8. (pg 324 in the 10th edition) I sent in my request per these instructions about four weeks ago and received my file (sans aeromedical records - those come separately) a few days ago.
It's a pretty comprehensive package - every written exam, 8710, temporary certificate, CFI renewal, notice of discontinuance (dare I admit!?), address change - you name it. Kinda neat to see some of these documents from so many years ago.
I imagine you'd get the same result if you send in the form posted above. I sent them a check for $10 and got about half of it back.
It's a pretty comprehensive package - every written exam, 8710, temporary certificate, CFI renewal, notice of discontinuance (dare I admit!?), address change - you name it. Kinda neat to see some of these documents from so many years ago.
I imagine you'd get the same result if you send in the form posted above. I sent them a check for $10 and got about half of it back.
Groundpounder
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Hey,
You've made mention about this "big brown desk" trip a few times, did you talk about it in detail on here? Just curious.
Nope!
It's just a euphemism for where you go when bad things happen at work. I think the desk is actually black, I can't remember.
The FAA has a desk, in Oklahoma City, which is very similar to the "Bad Boy Desk" at SouthernJets.
Again, another story for over beers!
Groundpounder
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The FAA has a desk, in Oklahoma City, which is very similar to the "Bad Boy Desk" at SouthernJets.
Again, another story for over beers!
Gotcha, thanks.
CRJDriver
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After seeing this thread back in November, I decided to request a full airman record. I send them a $10 check along with my request on Nov. 3. They cashed my check a week later and I received one letter about 10 days later about my accidents, incidents, etc. history, that was it. Haven't received anything else since then?!
I was hoping to get a little more info than that for $10.
I was hoping to get a little more info than that for $10.
WAFlyBoy
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Oh, there will be more.
For me, they sent the accidents/incidents letter pretty quickly. I received the package with all of my checkride & CFI renewal paperwork about three weeks later. Then my aeromedical paperwork package came about 3 weeks after that.
Shortly thereafter I received a refund for the portion of the $10 they didn't use making copies.
For me, they sent the accidents/incidents letter pretty quickly. I received the package with all of my checkride & CFI renewal paperwork about three weeks later. Then my aeromedical paperwork package came about 3 weeks after that.
Shortly thereafter I received a refund for the portion of the $10 they didn't use making copies.
CRJDriver
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Ok, thanks. I was just curious because it's been almost 6 weeks since I've send the request. Probably won't see anything else before the end of the year with the holidays, plus it is the government...