lost logbook
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From: USA/EU
lost logbook
I lost my logbook for a while now (about 2 months). I started logging my hours in a new logbook, but how bad will this look when I知 interviewing with a different airline ? I have about 2000 TT with 800 turbine me pic.. I知 so pissed off. What to do? How bad will this look?
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From: Tea green International
get an afadavit sworn
so you can confirm that the hours you state are to the best of your knowledge the correct hours that you are claiming.
This will satisfy the regulators, when you come to upgrade your ratings, etc.
It works in UK CAA, and FAA. good luck.
Bumz
This will satisfy the regulators, when you come to upgrade your ratings, etc.
It works in UK CAA, and FAA. good luck.
Bumz
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From: Keystone Heights, Florida
Pissed Off never helps anything
You say a different airline...a real airline keeps records of your time...that's how they pay you...2,000total, 800 turbine...pissed off?,,,I don't think so...earn your hours...if you had them, you'd know how to recover the documentation.....
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Maybe the Authorities save copies of your statement of hours you make when requesting your ATPL. THey gave you the license, so they acknowledged you gave them correct data. You should be able to start a new log at least from that point.. Good luck.
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From: US
Lost log book
Know of someone who saw all his logs depart a Cessna over Chicago.
He was able to get a lot of records back from the flight training school and also his credit card slips for rental times. Yet another good reason never to burn your bridges.
20driver
He was able to get a lot of records back from the flight training school and also his credit card slips for rental times. Yet another good reason never to burn your bridges.
20driver
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From: Zummerset
I once had to do this many moons ago, when applying for a licence upgrade.
I went to a solicitor (just opened the yellow pages and stuck a pin in) and swore an affadafit before him and this was sent to the CAA who accepted it without question. Good luck.
I went to a solicitor (just opened the yellow pages and stuck a pin in) and swore an affadafit before him and this was sent to the CAA who accepted it without question. Good luck.
