Is there a database where I can look up flight hours from personal pilots?

John R

No, since pilot's are not required to report - or even log - the amount of hours they fly. The only time you are required to log hours is if you need them to meet an experience or currency requirement. So someone not pursuing an additional rating (or a better pilot job) may not even bother tracking all of their own hours beyond `what is needed to be considered current,

champer

Pilots' logbooks are personal to the pilot and very often a simple paper book. They're not recorded centrally. The accident investigation people may have the stats you're looking for, since the pilot's experience is one of the things they look for when investigating an accident/incident.

Mercury

It is called a log book.

michinoku2001

The thing of it is-it's impossible to separate personal travel from executive. Personal aircraft are often owned through corporations and often operating them comes down to a mix of business and pleasure. I think you need to look at aircraft types here. Obviously, a Maule is more of a fishing tool than a business tool.

Daniel

It’s called a logbook

Rona Lachat

Those that NEED to know already know how to look up the information. That you WANT TO KNOW is another matter. What does hours of flight time have to do with accident rate? Pilot log books can be looked at if necessary. They are not posted online daily for the world to look at.

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