Hello,
I was checking through my rental history and noticed I forgot to add in my cross country hours in my logbook which was about last month, and its already filled two pages ahead. I was wondering how I should go about adding it to the logbook? Do I just put it on the next line or is there a formal way to do this, to meet the FAA standard?
I was thinking to log the hours on the next line, maybe with a printed statement or rental history that is logged electronically, stapled on that same page.
Thanks!
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