All they had to do was ask the doctor what time he showed up to take the
medical. You don't think the doctor's going to risk his AME, his medical
license and his reputation for something like this, do you?

"K. Ari Krupnikov" wrote in message
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"Robert M. Gary" writes:

A friend of mine runs a FBO. He rented out his Debonair to a regular
pilot who accidently landed gear up. After the accident the pilot
noticed his medical had expired 2 days prior to the accident. He went
down and successfully got a new medical that day. The insurance company
denied the claim since the pilot did not have a medical.

How could they tell he got his medical after the accident not before
if it was the same day?

Ari.

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