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Can I Log Flight Time While I Am A Student?

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What do you guys personally do? For me, I don’t log it unless I actually landed it (demonstration or because the student was unable to land). I just ask because there seems to be very little If I only have a private pilot license, and am not the pilot in command, should I log my flight time? If so, what are the limits of this? i.e. is that as true in the backseat as it is in the (b) (2) calls out solo time as one of the types of flight time to log (along with PIC, SIC, and dual) while (e) (4) says that a student pilot can log PIC time when they are flying solo. So, it looks

Asked by: user123 2751 views Currency, logging Commercial Pilot, FAA Regulations, Flight Instructor Hello all, I am getting ready to head to ATP-CTP soon and was (d) Logging of solo flight time. Except for a student pilot performing the duties of pilot in command of an pilot as well airship requiring more than one pilot flight crewmember, a pilot may log as solo flight time Flight Schools and Training – SIC vs Student Time – KC-135 Pilot After graduating USAF SUPT, and before the instrument qual (Form 8) in the Tanker, are you logging „student“

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I have asked a few people this question and have gotten various answers. What I would like to know is if while the Captain (PIC) is acting as the sole manipulator of the flight controls do I

Question: When is a flight, not a flight? Answer: When you don’t log it. The importance of accurately logging flight time cannot be overstated for pilots. A meticulously While you are a student pilot, you may only log PIC time when you are solo. As a private pilot as PIC or greater, you can log PIC basically any time you’re touching the controls (within reason) I can’t find this in the FARs, but here’s what the ASA booklet „Guide to the Biennial Flight Review“ (Jackie Spanitz) says: „If the pilot is the sole manipulator of the

Two: If you have a student who can land as the „sole manipulator of the controls“ and you are on a XC would you not be able to log that flight as XC time since you did not do the landing? Short answer – you’ve missed some. Solo student flights are PIC. Afterwards, you can to log along with PIC log pic when you’re flying (including with an instructor) or acting as a required crew I would simply log simulated instrument time and dual given. Since you mentioned a cross country flight, the CFI cannot log XC time if he doesn’t sign your logbook as dual given.

The student can and does log the Pvt checkride time as PIC regardless of the fact that they are not yet rated in the aircraft. I have yet to meet any DPE that will „act“ as PIC for

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Hello I am a private pilot training for IFR . Today we flew the whole lesson in hard IMC. My CFII said I could not log PIC time since I am not rated. Is this correct? I logged several

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I am always prepared to retake any or all of the workload should the need arise. When filing IFR the legal pilot in not via a TEC Route (SoCal has many TEC routes), we build the flight plan on my ipad and file

You can act as a safety pilot but you cannot log PIC time. Acting as the legal pilot in command and logging PIC time are two completely separate things. You cannot act as the (e) PIC is acting Logging pilot-in-command flight time. (1) A sport, recreational, private, commercial, or airline transport pilot may log pilot in command flight time for flights- (i) Except

I’m a new private pilot and I’ve got a neighbor who would like to do some flying in his personal Cessna 172G. He is a private pilot as well and I am wondering how the regulations apply. If he

If I hire a CFI to train me for the tailwheel endorsement (this question also applies to the high performance endorsement), can I log PIC time when flying the tailwheel aircraft, or do I have to

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FAR 61.51 (e) (1) (iv) states that „A sport, recreational, private, commercial, or airline transport pilot may log pilot in command flight time for flights when the pilot performs the duties of pilot in So, who is right here? Did I erroneously receive PIC time yesterday for a flight that I couldn’t have been PIC on? Or, have I failed to log about 80 hours of PIC time in the past that

I act as safety pilot for a student who is building hours towards his instrument rating. I have my IR but am not a CFI. We typically fly VFR with him under the hood as the „sole Wes Beard on Sep 22, 2012 No. Not necessarily. You could be flying with a non CFI friend and you are the sole manipulator of the controls. In this case you are the only one who logs PIC You’re sitting in the right seat and flying the airplane, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you can log flight time. Here’s what we learned

When I solo, can I log the flight time as pilot in command (PIC) time? Yes, you can. Changes to the federal aviation regulations that took effect on August 4, 1997, clarified this point. A person In „wbeard52″’s answer he seems to state you can log „Pilot Time“ when you are not PIC or SIC..I am confused by his response. But to be clear you should note that one is He is an observer designated by the FAA for pilot applicant examinations. So yes, you can log your practical test as PIC. On a related note, are you aware that student pilots are

Assuming you have a PPL, can both pilots log PIC for the entire flight? I originally thought only one person can log PIC time but recently when doing a checkout with a new CFI he logged my Tim, While the letter of the law (and I think it’s more loophole than intent) may permit this, VFR-only pilots (and non-current instrument pilots) shouldn’t be in actual, period. If

Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. The FAA Kania letter of interpretation comes the closest I know of to addressing this, and by its logic, I believe the answer is yes, you can log it. It says if you return to the gate to change Been reading 61.51 ad nauseum and my head hurts. I hold a commercial instrument rating in both single and multi engine airplanes as well as helicopters. When flying a