Who is encouraged to report any issues related to checkrides and availability?

The Flight Checks team is the correct choice because they are directly responsible for overseeing and conducting checkrides, which are critical assessments of pilot proficiency. This team is typically in the best position to identify any issues related to checkrides, including scheduling conflicts, resource availability, and any specific concerns that arise during the assessments themselves. Encouragement for the Flight Checks team to report such issues ensures that any potential problems can be addressed promptly, maintaining high safety and quality standards in pilot training.

In contrast, the student services team primarily focuses on supporting students’ administrative needs, the maintenance crew is centered on aircraft operational integrity, and the training coordinator may oversee the training program but may not be specifically involved in the nuances of checkrides. Thus, bringing issues to the attention of the Flight Checks team is the most effective way to ensure that the training program runs smoothly and effectively.