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In article <8o691k$1ia$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, skydive san francisco
>according to the airlines can a person log dual recieved and pic in >the same flight? >If this is the case how can you match pic + dual recieved= total time? > >According to the fars logging both on the same flight seems legitamate. > The FAA rules for logging time are clear that when you are rated in category class and type (if type is required) you can log PIC and DUAL time simultaneously when you are manipulating the controls. However, the Airlines usually only count PIC time as time when you are ACTING as PIC. The only time(s) I can think of when you are logging PIC but not ACTING as PIC are Hood time with a saftey pilot acting as PIC Acting as an instructor with a rated pilot, with the pilot acting as PIC... howver most instructors make it clear that they will be ACTING as PIC. Getting dual while the instructor is acting as PIC. All the time an instructor spends with a pre-ppl student, or a multi-student, or with an instrument student in actual meets PIC time according to the airlines. Timothy Metzinger Commercial Pilot - ASMEL - IA AOPA Project Pilot Mentor 98 M20J - N1067W Pipers, Cessnas, Tampicos, Tobagos, and Trinidads at FDK |
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