Hey LH2 maybe they will put a few postal stamps on my documents as well when they put it in the post box so I don't have to pay the charges when it arrives.

LH2 you have made me feel worse now. If it was a decent theif, then perhaps I have been a less than decent victim by not leaving some cash in my car as well, or having the courtesy to leave the windows down when I park so they don't have the risk of cutting themselves on the glass.

Give me a break.:ugh:

Good luck with dealing with the CAA...

No reply to emails (apart from the autoresponder) for 1 month plus, regarding the renewal of my license.

I got fed up with it and just sent them a load of papers and a £70 cheque..........

Been there. The toerags from Barton, Oxford, stole my 1978 Ford Escort Estate for a joyride, threw my logbook and license and books and exam papers out the window somewhere enroute, and returned the car to a block away!
I still feel the pain, four logbooks later!

Four Logbooks?! You really should take better care of 'em shouldn't you? :}

My logbook has a sticker on the front cover saying
'if found please returen to bla bla, reward if returned'
And my mobile number...

Its worth a shot i suppose


Hope you get it back

Don't worry, Ryan 5252, the four logbooks are quite safe, tucked up in my chest of drawers with all my saucy knicknacks.....

Ladies and gentlemen, let's stick to aviation here, rather than a right-wing / left-wing slagging match.

And yes, "wings" are aviation-related, but not in this context.

SD

Sorry to disagree, but no he can't. You can only do that when you do not hold a licence.

As he holds a licence he must have it in his possession on order to be able to fly.