Marty57
PATRON
Nipomo, Ca
This is not a Super Cub question but you are the best informed group around. A friend has a 1929 Fleet; it was part of a flying museum. The deal with the museum was they can use and fly the Fleet, in exchange they maintain the aircraft. As part of the deal, they did the annual last year on the aircraft. The relationship and tax issues changed, so they dissolved the relationship. nothing was said when the museum owner turned over the log books to the owner of the Fleet about the maintenance or the annual. Looking over the log book, my friend finds out the museum owner took white out and covered up the annual entry in the log book and inked over the IA's signature. Some info is still visible through the white out and ink. Needless to say, this is a mess. What recourse does he have? I would think that altering a log book from an aircraft you do not own is not a good idea. what can the owner do in this case?
Thanks,
Marty57
Thanks,
Marty57