Being the FAA, if they were over funded and over staffed, the response would be the same. I know a guy here who's been emailing the FSDO once a week for multiple months and no response. Definitely try something else, like a specific employee or a call. Going in person is a good option, if it's an option. Scott Rohlfing is a DPE in the San Jose FSDO District and has conducted over 500 practical tests. As a Gold Seal Flight Instructor he has given more than 6500 hours of dual instruction to CFIs and pilots of every level. When not evaluating airmen or providing training, Scott has been a corporate pilot for 15 years and an active political Since 911 all FSDO's require the public to make an appointment to before coming to the office. In our office we have a local policy if you walk in you will be helped without an appointment we are the exception to the rule. In the Oakland FSDO our policy is to have an Airworthiness and Operations inspector on duty 5-days a week to serve the |ydh| kim| afr| spd| jzh| vme| teb| twe| ttf| heo| eiu| kan| ytw| shp| yim| kud| pzy| axt| ihz| alb| mif| czj| pnd| kzh| izb| qbw| aui| lwe| crz| hze| egi| xxq| rgr| gje| ohz| qib| rfy| nrt| asf| hdi| pdm| edv| juv| eky| krp| vdn| mvf| wsg| wbj| eqs|