Thread: Late BFR
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Old March 26th 07, 06:24 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Shirl
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Default Late BFR

Dan Luke wrote:
You do not have to show your logbook to the FAA at a ramp check.


Jim Stewart wrote:
Don't you have to show it if you're a soloed
student without a regular license?


This question came up when I worked at the flight school. The answer
given to our customers by our CFIs was that you must have your student
license and medical with you in the airplane, and if asked in a ramp
check, you must be able to produce a logbook showing the appropriate
solo endorsement, but you don't have to have the logbook with you *in
the airplane* during the flight.