SecondCor521
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I'm 50 and may start trying to clean up some regrets.
When I was a teenager I got a fair way along the way to getting my private pilot's license (just single engine VFR). I solo'ed, had maybe 50 hours total, including several solo and cross country solo hours. I never took the written and never did the check ride.
Although I would have no practical use for the license, I'm considering going back and finishing just, well, to finish.
Anyway, I have no idea where my log book is...wherever it is it is now over 30 years old. It might be in a box in the garage, or my ex-wife may have tossed it at some point (she used to do that kind of thing).
I'd hate to start over on accumulating those hours, because it would be expensive and since I was well trained I still remember a lot of the skills from way back when. But I don't know if or how to claim credit for those old hours.
Anyone know how that would work in this kind of situation?
When I was a teenager I got a fair way along the way to getting my private pilot's license (just single engine VFR). I solo'ed, had maybe 50 hours total, including several solo and cross country solo hours. I never took the written and never did the check ride.
Although I would have no practical use for the license, I'm considering going back and finishing just, well, to finish.
Anyway, I have no idea where my log book is...wherever it is it is now over 30 years old. It might be in a box in the garage, or my ex-wife may have tossed it at some point (she used to do that kind of thing).
I'd hate to start over on accumulating those hours, because it would be expensive and since I was well trained I still remember a lot of the skills from way back when. But I don't know if or how to claim credit for those old hours.
Anyone know how that would work in this kind of situation?