Lost Student Pilot Logbook
Asked by: fowler.brandon83 4039 views FAA Regulations, Private Pilot, Student Pilot
Hello, My question is in regards to the FAA Order 8900.1. I am in the military and have taken about 40 hrs in the DA-20 at DOSS Aviation. In the process of moving around I have lost my logbook, and would now like to continue my training. The training took place about 2 years ago. I found the provisions in 8900.1 to sign an affidavit to affirm that the hours are true. I do have a print out from the records at DOSS Aviation as well as a hand written account of all the hours with times A/C Tail number, T/O's and Landings, as well as the Instructor name (no signature or #). I understand that the examiner does not have to accept the affidavit, but in your best guess would this be proof enough with the supporting documents to count these hours towards my PPL? Also, if so is there a template for the affidavit that would need to be used? Thank you, Brandon Fowler
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