Can an airline see if a candidate has failed ATPL exams or is this confidential?

[mikewil]

As above, I have a student who has failed one of his ATPL exams and wants to know whether airlines can see this in the process of recruiting/hiring (or at any point during employment really)?

[vhpjl]

Originally Posted by mikewil

As above, I have a student who has failed one of his ATPL exams and wants to know whether airlines can see this in the process of recruiting/hiring (or at any point during employment really)?

I don’t believe they can directly access that information however I definitely know they can request it in the process of your application.

[aussieflyboy]

Originally Posted by mikewil

As above, I have a student who has failed one of his ATPL exams and wants to know whether airlines can see this in the process of recruiting/hiring (or at any point during employment really)?

‘P’s get Degrees mate, no-one cares if you’ve failed any. As long as you’ve passed them all when required.

[Ollie Onion]

Airlines don’t care, if you have them all done when you apply then that is all they care about.

[mikewil]

Originally Posted by Ollie Onion

Airlines don’t care, if you have them all done when you apply then that is all they care about.

If this is the case then why would 'some' airlines request to see your results in the application process?
They clearly use your pass rate in some of their decision making.

[KRUSTY 34]

I know of at least one airline manager who failed his ATPL on numerous occasions. Even had a BS cover story so his delicate and narcissist ego wouldn't be bruised.

In the end, once he passed nobody gave a F#ck!

[swh]

Originally Posted by mikewil

If this is the case then why would 'some' airlines request to see your results in the application process?
They clearly use your pass rate in some of their decision making.

Fraud, people lie to get jobs. If people provide false information at the time of application, and it is found out later to be false, the person making the application can be sued for damages. This can include the recovery of remuneration earned under false pretenses and training costs.

When a person makes an application, there is a boilerplate disclaimer at the end of the application that everything provided is true.

[NaFenn]

Failed a number of written exams in my training - Provided you have the theory credit the airlines in Australia don't really care. The only time I am aware of exam results being asked for is interviews in the USA.

[soseg]

Originally Posted by mikewil

If this is the case then why would 'some' airlines request to see your results in the application process?
They clearly use your pass rate in some of their decision making.

Congratulations. You’ve answered your own question from the original post​​​​​​.

This thread is redundant.

[ajax58]

Originally Posted by mikewil

As above, I have a student who has failed one of his ATPL exams and wants to know whether airlines can see this in the process of recruiting/hiring (or at any point during employment really)?

To directly answer your question:

Yes. They will be able to see it as all exam results will be listed on the CASA prerequisite report that they'll ask you to provide during the initial employment process.

With that said, they don't care as long as you have the full ATPL exam credit.