Type Rating (Single Pilot VFR & Multi Pilot IFR

[lipgo]

I came across this particular scenario:

A FAA ATP pilot arrives for a single pilot type rating(VFR) and Multi pilot IFR rating...(same aircraft)Part 91
He never flew in a multi pilot role before ( little or no concept of CRM and LOFT)...THEN PROCEEDS TO BUST THE CHECKRIDE due to crew failing to apply correct multi crew concept & procedures...

Does he have grounds for redress because he never received PRIOR CRM/loft training?
Should he have even taken the check?

[Speedbird48]

None,

He has the responsibility to turn up for the check trained and qualified.

My question would be who put him up for the check?? If a company then maybe something there, but otherwise none.

Speedbird 48.

[MarkerInbound]

The FAA publishes their "Practical Test Standards" for checkrides. You can think of them as a checklist of tasks to perform on a checkride. CRM is there along with steep turns and stalls.

If the pilot does not know and has not been trained in using a co-pilot, they shouldn't have have taken the checkride in my opinion.