cut the page out. I did'nt say that. LJ

Margy Natalie wrote:
Anonymous coward #673 wrote:

I fly through an organization that requires a proficiency check ride
every six months. As a result I somehow got it into my head that I
didn't need to worry about BFR's any more. But today my instructor
reminded me that a BFR requires an hour of ground instruction, so
technically I have not completed a BFR for (as it turns out) more than
two years (though I have received considerably more recurrent
in-flight training than the regs require). My log book now contains
entries for numerous flights conducted (inadvertently) in violation of
FAR61.56.

My question to the group: what is the best way to handle this
situation? Obviously I am going to get my hour of ground instruction
ASAP, but what about all those flights that I've already logged?
Should I file an ASRS form? Call up the local FSDO and confess?
Scribble out all those log entries? Deduct the hours on those illegal
flights from my PIC time? Bribe my flight instructor to back-date my
BFR? Or should I just not worry about it and hope they don't haul my
ass to Gitmo for falsifying my log book?

You didn't falisify your log book, you just flew when you weren't legal.

Margy