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Originally Posted by cptndavis  Folks:
If you face a ramp check is it common procedure for the inspector to ask for the aircraft logs?? I was told never to carry these in the aircraft, but are you required to present them to the FAA if asked on the ramp? Also, is a separate piece of paper, not an official log, good enough to present evidence of the VOR check's?? Any feedback on this would be appreciated as I am a new aircraft owner.
Thanks,
Mike |
It is beyond the scope of a routine ramp check to ask for aircraft logs. On the FAA's website there is guidance for conducting ramp checks and it is basic stuff...license, medical, some preflight planning and general condition of the airplane.
Yes, it is acceptable to record a VOR check on a separate piece of paper. If you have a flight planning log...this would be an excellent place to record it.