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Old 27th July 2015 | 16:03
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Mach Jump
 
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Under JAA there was never any requirement to sign the entry, it was just something the CAA invented in their efforts to 'gold plate' the 'training flight of at least 1 hour' into a Test.

Under EASA, all training flights have to be countersigned by the Instructor, whatever their purpose, or they don't count.


MJ

Ps. I can't, for the moment, remember where this is stated, but I'll try to find it and come back with the reference, unless someone beats me to it!

MJ

Last edited by Mach Jump; 27th July 2015 at 16:25. Reason: Added Ps.
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