XPost: rec.aviation.student 
 From: guy@obstruction.com 
  
 In article , 
 Richard Russell   wrote: 
 > On 26 Aug 2004 16:55:47 GMT, Rich Lafferty 
 >  wrote: 
 > 
 > >I'm trying to figure out if I need/want to get my PTR. I had about 
 > >fifteen hours in the air when I stopped, and I'd completed ground 
 > >school. It's been four years since I've flown. Picking up the PTR 
 > >would involve going to Montreal to get it in person. I still have 
 > >*my* logbook; it's just not good enough for Transport Canada on 
 > >training issues. 
 > > 
 > I don't know the Canadian regulations, so this may be irrelevant but 
 > in the U.S. there is a time limit of two years after taking the 
 > knowledge test (ground school) until you take the practical flight 
 > test.  If more than two years have past the test must be taken again. 
 > Do you have such restrictions in Canada? 
  
 It is one year in Canada, but I am not sure it applies in this case -- he 
 says 
 he has taken the ground school, but does not mention having done the written 
 test. 
  
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