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On Fri, 01 Sep 2000 04:19:46 GMT, "Jerry Kurata"
wrote:

>My mechanic pointed out that a ramp check is a darn good reason NOT to have
>the logs in the plane.

There is no need to show an inspector anything in the aircraft during
a ramp check.


>
>"Bob Gardner" wrote in message
>news:39AED285.B04D5A56@halcyon.com...
>> Good question....there is no reason for them to be in the plane.
>>
>> Bob Gardner
>>
>> Heather wrote:
>>
>> > Just curious why they keep the logs in the airplane. Unfortunately,
>> > airplanes do start on fire, and paper burns rather easily. Do they keep
>a
>> > back up in the building?
>> > Heather
>> >
>> > Blanche Cohen wrote in message
>> > news:8olle2$bgp$1@apollo.csd.net...
>> > > I may not see the log books (theyre usually in the airplane)
>>
>
>

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