Common use of Methods of Verifying FAA Pilot Instrument Currency Clause in Contracts

Methods of Verifying FAA Pilot Instrument Currency. (a) The applicant will provide the application form and a logbook(s) to the AA to demonstrate his/her currency for the held FAA pilot certificate. (b) The currency must be verified by the verification letter from the FAA providing the issue date of the ratings. (c) If an AA is unable to verify an applicant’s currency through the documentation that is provided by the applicant, the AA should consult the date of issuance on the verification letter provided by the FAA registry (See paragraph 2.1.3 (c), above). If an AA has a question concerning the contents of the verification letter, the AA should contact the FAA Airmen Certification Branch (AFB-720) via email or by phone, as listed in Section A of this TIP- L for clarification.

Methods of Verifying FAA Pilot Instrument Currency. (a) The applicant will provide the application form and a logbook(s) to the AA to demonstrate his/her currency for the held FAA pilot certificate. (b) The currency must be verified by the verification letter from the FAA providing the issue date of the ratings. (c) If an AA is unable to verify an applicant’s currency through the documentation that is provided by the applicant, the AA should consult the date of issuance on the verification letter provided by the FAA registry (See paragraph 2.1.3 (c), above). If an AA has a question concerning the contents of the verification letter, the AA should contact the FAA Airmen Certification Branch (AFB-720) via email or by phone, as listed in Section A of this TIP- L for clarification.clarification.‌‌