Hey, Todd, I know there are other threads related to this but the linked article mentioned something sideways to the incident: your pilot's log was lost. I'd like to hear what happens as you start a new log and if you run into any issues due to the lost logbook.
 
I couldn't even tell you the last time my log book and I flew together. It was probably 6 years ago when I went for my PPL. It was just a strange coincidence that my log book was in my flight bag and that I brought my flight bag with me. I normally don't fly with my flight bag because everything I need to fly with I keep in the plane. My log book is normally at home. I just happen to have it in my flight bag because I had a BFR on April 2 and just left it in my bag. Luckily all my Tiger time is on spreadsheets from the flying club and I pretty much know all my RV-10 flying time and can recreate those dates with pretty good accuracy. I will probably have trouble recreating my flight time in 172's though because how long ago it was.

I have been flying twice since the accident. The first time I was shaking pretty good but the second time it was another day in the park. It's not the flying that scares me just the taxiing!
 
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TSwezey said:
I have been flying twice since the accident. The first time I was shaking pretty good but the second time it was another day in the park. It's not the flying that scares me just the taxiing!
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Todd, good to hear you are back in the saddle, and still have your sense of humor:D
 
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Mike S said:
Todd, good to hear you are back in the saddle, and still have your sense of humor:D
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I had to get back up ASAP or it would have been a long, long time before I would have flown again. Luckily my daughter was able to keep her sense of humor also and it really helps in the recovery.
 
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