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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: hamburg
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hey everybody...i have a question.
my logbook has about 160 hours and i am in my CPL course now.
in 2003 i start to bulid my hours in a flight school with 2 cessna 152, 1 piper and 1 beach bonanza to reach my hours for the cpl course .
during my cpl course i found out that the school and the c.f.i. dont exist anymore and the school is bankrott.
my logbook and my hours are signature and stamped by the c.f.i. and most of the time i flew the cessna.
i was researching for the cessnas but i could not find them in that registration.
the uk caa want to have my logbook, which is fine but do i loose my hours now, because they probably can not find the aircraft???
i paid a lot of money for the hour building and it would be sad to loose all the hours.
any advise for me???
thx.
my logbook has about 160 hours and i am in my CPL course now.
in 2003 i start to bulid my hours in a flight school with 2 cessna 152, 1 piper and 1 beach bonanza to reach my hours for the cpl course .
during my cpl course i found out that the school and the c.f.i. dont exist anymore and the school is bankrott.
my logbook and my hours are signature and stamped by the c.f.i. and most of the time i flew the cessna.
i was researching for the cessnas but i could not find them in that registration.
the uk caa want to have my logbook, which is fine but do i loose my hours now, because they probably can not find the aircraft???
i paid a lot of money for the hour building and it would be sad to loose all the hours.
any advise for me???
thx.
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: London, Berlin, Bucharest
i would not worry about it unless you have something in your logbook that should not be there. the paperwork from the aircrafts will still exist somewhere and the CAA will know if the aircraft have had their reg changed. leave the CAA to do the digging of information. if your hours are all good just sit back and let them get on with it.
