Interview Question

[LarryinTN]

It has been long established that company records, sim training records, or other similar records will be acceptable to "the administrator" (FAA) for this purpose.

The original statement was: "unless you are working for a 121 carrier, I believe the FAA REQUIRES you to keep a logbook."

 

[Kingairrick]

The original statement was: "unless you are working for a 121 carrier, I believe the FAA REQUIRES you to keep a logbook."

I don't work for a 121 carrier. My company (part 91 )keeps detailed flight logs of every flight, as many corporate flight departments do. My sim records are also readily available.
So that statement is incorrect.

 

[DA50pilot]

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Now if you are applying for a certificate or rating, different story. But for those of us that will probably never get another certificate. No requirement.

the way you fly; im surprised that you even HAVE a certificate....

 

[Kingairrick]

the way you fly; im surprised that you even HAVE a certificate....

ROFL
You need to have a little more respect for those of us in the LEFT seat.

 

[gulfstream2345]

While it is probably moot, it won't be mute when the FAA yells at youl