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13/01/2010, 10:37 AM ddollan Joined on 12/01/2010 Posts 2 Continuing PPL training after long break- Q's Hi all, I'm loking to restart my PPL training after a 7 year gap- (currently have 38hrs dual in a PA-28 and 2 solo flights). Obviously it will take a bit of time to get back to the previous standard of 7 yrs ago, but could anyone tell me whether there is a rule which states a minimum number of hours be flow over a recent period of time (i.e.12 months) prior to undertaking the PPL practical test. Thanks ddollan    Report

13/01/2010, 2:14 PM R Alan Kilbride Joined on 18/02/2009 United Kingdom Posts 11 Re: Continuing PPL training after long break- Q's No expiry on previous hours as long as your log book has been signed by an instructor. All your theory is time expired though 18 months I believe.    Report

13/01/2010, 5:12 PM ddollan Joined on 12/01/2010 Posts 2 Re: Continuing PPL training after long break- Q's Thanks for that- busy going back through my manuals before the spring comes around    Report

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