What to Submit

Share factual, first-hand details from your checkride. This includes the structure of the oral, topics emphasized, scenario style questions, flight profile, and anything that helped or surprised you. If an examiner was professional and fair, say that. If an examiner was unprepared, disorganized, excessively nitpicky, or treated the checkride like a money grab instead of an evaluation, that matters too, share it clearly and honestly.

What Not to Submit

Do not submit personal attacks, rumors, or second-hand stories. No threats, harassment, or claims you can’t support with your own experience. Avoid posting exact test questions, model answers, or anything that violates FAA rules or examiner confidentiality. This is about transparency and accountability, not vendettas.

Submissions are reviewed and may be edited or removed to ensure accuracy, professionalism, and fairness.