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Been there done that. Bring your logbook with the original issueance in it and the last logbook showing the aircraft is in annual and instant replacement. The FAA guy said he could not issue an AW Cert to a plane that was out of license. It may also help to have a copy of ownership papers. If you need a copy of the last certificate and don't have a way to get it, order the CD from the FAA, it has everything including a copy you can copy. It's just a few bucks and worth the effort. Your mileage(FAA man) may vary. jsilberman Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > ----[Please read http://ercoupers.com/disclaimer.htm before following any > advice in this forum.]---- > > > This is for Darick Gundy, > > Darrick, I just went through the mess of trying to get a replacement > airworthiness > certificate from Faa in Alabama. I didn't have a copy of the original. > The FAA > guy said if I had a copy he could have issued a replacement immediately. > I asked about copying it. He replied that it is ok to copy it but the > copy cannot > legally be carried in the plane, but must be retained on the ground. > I have no written proof of that but only the FAA rep's word. > > Take it for what it is worth. Suggest that you call the FISDO office > that > services your area and ask them if they will issue you a replacement and > what you must do to get it. > Lee Browning > ============================================================================== > To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent through Atlantic.Net Webmail. Sick of pop-up ads and climbing prices? Visit www.atlantic.net to get pure Internet for $19.95/mo. ============================================================================== To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm
