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Old 6th June 2007 | 14:23
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Under 14-PPL Hours

Hi Guys

Before i turned 14 (i'm 16 now) I had gained quite a few flying hours but i'm not 100% sure if they count or not? I've been told they don't count until your older than 14? Is this right?

Hope some of you can tell me.

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Old 6th June 2007 | 14:31
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It is indeed cant log till your 14
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Old 6th June 2007 | 15:58
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Pedantic I know, but you can log it. It won't however count towards the experience requirements for the license. You have to be at least 14 for it to count towards experience requirements, at least 16 to be Pilot in Command, and at least 17 for license issue.

The ANO says you must put certain things in your logbook, it doesn't say you can't put anything else in. The licensing requirements will tell you what will actually count towards license issue.

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Old 6th June 2007 | 16:11
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As a fellow pedant I applaud the correctly deployed apostrophe and assume that 'Siciety' is local Southsea dialect.
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Old 6th June 2007 | 16:36
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I'd have thought more "South Ken" than "Southsea"!!!

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Old 6th June 2007 | 20:19
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As a fellow pedant I applaud the correctly deployed apostrophe and assume that 'Siciety' is local Southsea dialect.
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