If you have recently been undertaking training your flying instructors will each have their own personal logbook that has records of the flights that you flew together. Use diaries, receipts for aircraft rentals, bank statements, and curriculum vitas to pin down flight dates and places. Hopefully your logbook will be found and returned, you did write your name and address inside, didn’t you?įirst jot down when and where your flying hours were gained, the more detailed information you can provide the easier it will be for others to assist you. There are several ways to recreate your logbook once it has been lost or destroyed by using other records of the flights, no matter what stage you are at in your flying career. This quick guide should help you resurrect your logbook quickly if the worse happens and also gives a few suggestions how to avoid this catastrophe happening to you. The challenge of recreating the logbook will be made more difficult the more hours you have accumulated and greater period of time the logbook covers. When a pilot loses or suffers a stolen flight logbook it will quickly become apparent that the flight logbook is a valuable personal document. 0 Likes Lost Pilot’s Logbook – What Should You Do?
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