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Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler | Airline Operations | Transfers/Promotions Question
DVA13500
Captain, DC-6
OLP

Joined on June 20 2018
50 State Club
Globetrotter
US Coastal Club
US Mountaineer Club
Millennium Club
Everett 500 Club
B757 100 Club
DVA Five-Year Anniversary

Anderson, IN

1,467 legs, 2,029.2 hours
40 legs, 77.2 hours online
1,462 legs, 2,021.2 hours ACARS
7 legs, 12.1 hours event
Posted onPost created on November 24 2020 12:21 ET by Brandon Patton
Question on changing program groups. If I move into a new program to complete captain status and decide to later return to a program I already have captain status in, will that require a new checkride again although I've already taken a previous checkride in that program? Example: I have captain status in CRJ200, A320, MD88, 737, 757, 727. I'm currently in 727 program. I have passed checkride for 767 and want to move into 767 program to get captain status. Will it require a new checkride to move back to the 757 or 737 program? Hopefully that makes sense. Thanks.

Brandon Patton

Captain, DC-6
DVA12617
Chief Pilot, A350-900
OLP, VFRADV
DISPATCHER
E-MAIL

Joined on April 23 2015
B757 100 Club
Eurocap Club
Millennium Club
Toulouse 500 Club
DVA Ten-Year Anniversary
Online Quadruple Century Club

"Go Utes!"
Herriman, UT

1,322 legs, 3,057.1 hours
432 legs, 896.0 hours online
1,303 legs, 3,014.9 hours ACARS
25 legs, 78.6 hours event
39 legs dispatched, 174.2 hours
Posted onPost created on November 24 2020 13:16 ET by Joe Burner
Brandon,

So if you move to the 767 program after passing the checkride, you will have to fly 10 valid flights on ACARS and then take and pass the Captains exam then you’ll be promoted to captain. Now if you wanted to transfer back to the 727 program after completing that, then you can and you’ll be back in the 727 program as a captain. wink




DVA13500
Captain, DC-6
OLP

Joined on June 20 2018
50 State Club
Globetrotter
US Coastal Club
US Mountaineer Club
Millennium Club
Everett 500 Club
B757 100 Club
DVA Five-Year Anniversary

Anderson, IN

1,467 legs, 2,029.2 hours
40 legs, 77.2 hours online
1,462 legs, 2,021.2 hours ACARS
7 legs, 12.1 hours event
Posted onPost created on November 24 2020 14:00 ET by Brandon Patton
Thanks Joe, I knew about the 10 flights for captain just was hoping I could transfer back to the others easily as I'd like to complete some of the flight accomplishments there. Thanks!

Brandon Patton

Captain, DC-6
DVA12617
Chief Pilot, A350-900
OLP, VFRADV
DISPATCHER
E-MAIL

Joined on April 23 2015
B757 100 Club
Eurocap Club
Millennium Club
Toulouse 500 Club
DVA Ten-Year Anniversary
Online Quadruple Century Club

"Go Utes!"
Herriman, UT

1,322 legs, 3,057.1 hours
432 legs, 896.0 hours online
1,303 legs, 3,014.9 hours ACARS
25 legs, 78.6 hours event
39 legs dispatched, 174.2 hours
Posted onPost created on November 24 2020 17:31 ET by Joe Burner
Brandon Patton wrote:

Thanks Joe, I knew about the 10 flights for captain just was hoping I could transfer back to the others easily as I'd like to complete some of the flight accomplishments there. Thanks!


Yep its an easy process. smile You're welcome.



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