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Old 9th Jan 2017, 16:05
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velo84
 
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Logging as P1 or P/UT

I think I know the answer to this already but wanted a second or third opinion. It's a two part question:

I'm trying to add up my hours for SEP renewal so need to know what's P1 and what's not. I have an EASA PPL, I did my tailwheel endorsement in the US (I don't have a piggyback license) I wanted to know how I should log that time, P1 or PU/T? I queried the instructor there and they quoted from their regs:

"A Private Pilot Single Engine Land may *log* pilot in command time in any single-engine land plane for which he's pursuing an additional rating or endorsement"

That's US rules though so I'm sure it would be different for CAA/EASA. I tried to submit an official question to the CAA via email back in September 2016 and never got a response.

My next question is, I have done additional flying in the US (not going for any rating/endorsement) That flying was all done with an instructor because I don't have the piggyback license. Should that be logged as P1 or PU/T?

Any info appreciated.

Thanks
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