captainover
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- Jan 29, 2004
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I was totaling up my logbook the other day when I came across a few glaring errors in addition of times from over a year ago (several hundred hours back). DOH! Actually, I was shorting myself about twelve hours. Soon, I hope to interview with a couple of places. My question is what to do. Obviously, this would not reflect well on the "attention to detail" category of an interview.
It seems I have three options: 1. Correct the totals with green out over the span of many, many pages; or 2. buy a new logbook and copy each and every entry from the old one (and add correctly at the bottom); or 3. buy logbook pro and do it on the computer.
The logbook in question has a several "dual" entries, but none were for any FAA checkride dual requirements but rather just company reqs. Plus, I could just keep the logbook for proof of original entries.
I don't know much about logbookpro or any such products. I wonder if the printed out version would be acceptable in an interview. Any pro/con input would help alot.
Thanks. Happy New Year!
It seems I have three options: 1. Correct the totals with green out over the span of many, many pages; or 2. buy a new logbook and copy each and every entry from the old one (and add correctly at the bottom); or 3. buy logbook pro and do it on the computer.
The logbook in question has a several "dual" entries, but none were for any FAA checkride dual requirements but rather just company reqs. Plus, I could just keep the logbook for proof of original entries.
I don't know much about logbookpro or any such products. I wonder if the printed out version would be acceptable in an interview. Any pro/con input would help alot.
Thanks. Happy New Year!