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Old 17th May 2017 | 17:57
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bingofuel
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Under EASA, a single pilot aeroplane, which I assume we are discussing here, has only one commander. If it is an instructional flight the instructor is P1 and the student is Pu/t. (Pilot under training)
If a flight test and you pass you can log P1.

As far as I am aware EASA do not recognise the term safety pilot, only an instructor or examiner can also log the time as P1, another pilot going along to keep a look out is a passenger.
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