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From the replies it seems fair to say South Georgia is basically okay on the coast, nothing special in the interior, say south of a line through Macon and Augusta? Fly over country?

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/310152

The issue might be also what medications, surgical procedures, and other medical interventions occurred. It might not be the "trans" part that is the problem, but the transition might have been facilitated by medications or other interventions that are disqualifying, regardless of the condition...

Thank you! That makes perfect sense.

I thought a PPL holder was permitted to be reimbursed for operating expense, but not for his or her time as a pilot. Not actually being a pilot, maybe I heard wrong. Can't you be helped with expenses on your airplane if you are PPL?

Well in fairness, my question was tangential to the topic and I didn't fully explain myself.

I don't understand what you're trying to say to me. I am not considering any purchase, I am browsing these sites to learn something. I actually agree, a claim of "stolen" logbooks in a sale description seems sketchy to me. But I'm not defending the purchase of a plane with stolen logbooks, just...

That makes sense. I can imagine maybe someone going for an iPad or headset in a flight bag, grabbing the bag, which also happened to have a logbook inside.

But that would not be a truly "stolen" logbook. that would be a reason to claim a logbook was stolen. But the claim of stolen logbooks has to be credible to "work" in those circumstances, yet I still can't imagine what good a purloined logbook from a GA aircraft would be to the thief.

I am curious. I have seen planes on TAP and such where they said the logbooks had been stolen. Who would steal a logbook? Why would they do that? What possible profit or gain would come from having filched a Piper Cherokee 180 logbook?

I'm curious about the "never took them" part. This could actually be documented. Most ADHD meds are controlled substances. The prescription itself is reported, as is the filling of the prescription. If one fills the prescription, but doesn't take the meds, the unused meds can be retained and...

This being the internet and all, you're being far too rational and reasonable here. I mean, call somebody a nazi or communist or something! ;-) Seriously, I think you've nailed it here. My comment would be that if the "straw" purchaser makes false representations about the purchase to the...

A famous person could also easily form a small corporation to purchase the plane, leaving his or her own identity in the background.

Are you an FFL?I held a Class 3 FFL for many years. I was responding to the issue of potentially reselling a firearm to anyone. Background check or not, it is against the law to sell a firearm to anyone whom you have a reasonable expectation to be legally ineligible.

In most states it actually is illegal to sell a gun privately to someone you know to be legally ineligible. Sellers are expected to exercise good faith due diligence to insure that the sale is not happening with someone not legally allowed to possess the firearm.

Hear hear! Well said. The OP has described exactly what I would want to do with a plane if I were able.

I meant... Cherokee 140? 150? 180? 235? they all look alike.

But we can produce a better world.

Which Cherokee?

I noticed on TAP that this plane is now under contract.