Cross Country Experience
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Cross Country Experience
For some reason the CAA now request cross country experience on application forms. Is this considered everything away from the zone (ie everything except circuit details) or only flights from airfield A to airfield B?
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Are you refering to PPL Application Forms?
If so nothing has changed:
10 Hour Solo required - Of which 5 Hour must be Solo Nav and must
include QXC (1 Flight of 150nm including 2 x Full Stop Landings at
two different airfields which were not the airfield of departure)
I am unaware of any other Nav requirements
If so nothing has changed:
10 Hour Solo required - Of which 5 Hour must be Solo Nav and must
include QXC (1 Flight of 150nm including 2 x Full Stop Landings at
two different airfields which were not the airfield of departure)
I am unaware of any other Nav requirements
FCL 010 Definitions
i.e. there should have been turning points but there is nothing to say the point of departure and arrival cannot be the same point.
‘Cross-country’ means a flight between a point of departure and a point of arrival following a pre-planned route, using standard navigation procedures.
