VHFRT
14th Mar 2011, 10:20
I know it's a touchy subject and we could argue it for ever, however I wanted a few opinions on a specific case of paying for endorsements.
Let's say a person is the CP of a mid-sized charter operator who operate five different types of twins and obviously the CP is endorsed on all of them. Management lease a new type and the CP needs to be endorsed not only to fly it but to have it added to the AOC. Is management being unreasonable to ask the CP to pay for it themself? Is there actually a written requirement for the company to pay for the endorsement for the CP, or is it all up to individual circumstance?
Not talking here about paying for a new endorsement to get a new job or to get a little more twin time etc, but specifically when the company introduces a new plane and the CP has to fly it.
Let's say a person is the CP of a mid-sized charter operator who operate five different types of twins and obviously the CP is endorsed on all of them. Management lease a new type and the CP needs to be endorsed not only to fly it but to have it added to the AOC. Is management being unreasonable to ask the CP to pay for it themself? Is there actually a written requirement for the company to pay for the endorsement for the CP, or is it all up to individual circumstance?
Not talking here about paying for a new endorsement to get a new job or to get a little more twin time etc, but specifically when the company introduces a new plane and the CP has to fly it.