Andrew Sarangan wrote:
On Mar 25, 12:48 pm, Stubby
wrote:
601XL Builder wrote:
Steve Foley wrote:
"Anonymous coward #673" wrote in message
...
Scribble out all those log entries?
Buy a new log book and start it with the BFR. Put the old one in a
safe place.
It couldn't hurt to complete a NASA for could it?
It might, because filing an ASRS bars you from filing another one for
something like a year.


You can file as many as you want, but you only qualify for one
immunity every five years. Simply filing an ASRS does not mean you are
using up that one chance. The FAA must come after you for the
violation, using information other than the ASRS itself. Also,
remember that not all ASRS involve a violation. Some are simply
informational or whistle blowers.



It doesn't even work that way. First off you get immunity (the
info on the form can't be used against you) for each submission.

The every five year thing is the part where the FAA will forgive
enforcement action if you file an ASRS and you haven't another
previous violation in the past five years. The 5-year thing
runs regardless of whether you've used the ASRS get out of free
thing for a previous violation. That is, it's not possible
to "save it up" for a bigger violation.