Old Logbooks

Hckey2477

Hckey2477

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This is my first post so I would like to start by saying hello. Anyway, I began flying when I was 16 (2001) and logged a total of 15 hours (nothing significant) I began training again this year and I am just wrapping up my Instrument at DCA. My question is whether I should bring my old logbook to an interview when that day comes. I have been thinking that if I did I would be prying for hours and didn't know how it would look. I realize that I won't have to worry about this for a while but I just wanted to get it out of my head. Thank You
 
Those hours, long ago as they were, still do count towards your total time. Even though it may seem silly, bring along the documentation for ALL your time. They may not want to see it, they may, but at least have it with you.
 
Did you count it towards your total time in your current logbook? If not, I would just keep it as memorabilia, and not worry about the hassle of bringing it to interviews, etc...
 
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