#Faa pilot database driver

This header displays on each of the pilot information pages in the PRD Airman Records portal. The page-level Help link also displays on the top-level navigation menu and opens the Help file to the help topic specific to the current page.īelow the top-level navigation menu, the user information header displays your first name, last name, certificate number and the date you last visited the page. The top-level navigation menu displays at the top of the page (below the application title bar) and contains the links that provide access to the pilot functions: Pilot Inbox, Pilot Info, Disapprovals, Enforcement, Accidents/Incidents, Experience, Driving, Consent, Notifications, Correction and User Profile. Your user name displays at the bottom of the FAA page header, right justified. The Sign Out link logs you out of PRD and displays the Sign Out page.

The system Help link opens the top-level help topic, Welcome.

The User Guide link opens the PRD Pilot User Guide, which is the secondary resource for PRD Airman Records portal user procedures and reference information. The Home link navigates you to your landing (or home) page, Pilot Inbox. The Home, User Guide, Help and Sign Out links are displayed in the top-right corner of the FAA page header. The title bar showing the application name, 'Pilot Records Database,' displays at the top of the page below the standard FAA page header. To return to the Select Access Criteria page and log in to the application using a different role, click Pilot Info on the top-level menu, then click the Back to Role Selection Page hyperlink just below the menu bar and header row. The Pilot Inbox page is the home (or landing) page for Pilot users, i.e., the page that displays following your role selection on the Select Access Criteria page. The Pilot Info page can be accessed at any time during your use of the PRD Airman Records portal by clicking Pilot Info on the top-level menu. This PIA is being updated to address the changes made to PRD since the original publication.You use the Pilot Information page to view your pilot information, pilot certificates (Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) or Commercial Pilot, Mechanic, Flight Instructor, etc.) and medical class data. In accordance with Section 208 of the E-Government Act of 2002, the FAA previously published a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) for PRD in January of 2017. To meet this requirement, the FAA developed the Pilot Records Database (PRD) to provide air carriers a centralized electronic repository of pilot information to access before allowing an individual to begin services as a pilot.

#Faa pilot database driver

111-216, requires the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to create a database to provide air carriers and other operators (hereafter collectively called “operators)” electronic access to information maintained by the FAA concerning pilots’ training, certification and enforcement history, certain records related to pilots’ employment history and qualifications, and national driver registry records, in order for the operator to make a decision whether or not to hire an individual as a pilot. Section 203 of the Airline Safety and Federal Aviation Administration Extension Act of 2010 (hereafter called the “Act”), Pub.