Applying to Regional with a lost logbook.
01-09-2020, 08:45 AM
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Applying to Regional with a lost logbook.
An unfortunate loss of my initial logbook which I Normally keep all my endorsements in cant be found it had around ~1300 hours. I Created a second one after doing a checkride which I have been using for the past year and a half with only ~1000 hours in it
1. If I bring a certified 8710 and the only logbook remaining with ~1000 hours will I be ok to meet the 1500 Hour requirement?
2. What about my Flight reviews being in the other logbook?
I have since gotten a new Flight review upon the discovery of it being lost
Thank you guys.
1. If I bring a certified 8710 and the only logbook remaining with ~1000 hours will I be ok to meet the 1500 Hour requirement?
2. What about my Flight reviews being in the other logbook?
I have since gotten a new Flight review upon the discovery of it being lost
Thank you guys.
01-09-2020, 09:08 AM
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Where were you working during the 1,300 hours? I'm sure there's some record of the flight time and it shouldn't be a problem if you get what's needed to verify flight time / employment. Just call the regionals and ask though.
01-10-2020, 05:20 AM
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Originally Posted by InformatunJankE
An unfortunate loss of my initial logbook which I Normally keep all my endorsements in cant be found it had around ~1300 hours. I Created a second one after doing a checkride which I have been using for the past year and a half with only ~1000 hours in it
1. If I bring a certified 8710 and the only logbook remaining with ~1000 hours will I be ok to meet the 1500 Hour requirement?
2. What about my Flight reviews being in the other logbook?
I have since gotten a new Flight review upon the discovery of it being lost
Thank you guys.
1. If I bring a certified 8710 and the only logbook remaining with ~1000 hours will I be ok to meet the 1500 Hour requirement?
2. What about my Flight reviews being in the other logbook?
I have since gotten a new Flight review upon the discovery of it being lost
Thank you guys.
Contact your instructor that gave you the endorsements. He/she can redo them - likely has records of them.
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