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Integrated SPIC
Hi guys, assuming I'm a FI with a valid IR(not IRI yet) and flying a student during his integrated course for his 20 instrument SPIC hours. Can I log this hours as IFR PIC knowing that I'm a kind of observer and do not deliver any instruction during this flights?
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As SPIC can only be flown at an Integrated School then the answer will, or should be in your Operations Manual!
The regulation states: ‘Student pilot-in-command’ (SPIC) means a student pilot acting as pilot-in-command on a flight with an instructor where the latter will only observe the student pilot and shall not influence or control the flight of the aircraft. |
Whopity, where it says that the FI shall be also an IRI?
As long as I'm only observing the student and not teaching anything and don't even influence/control the flight of the a/c, logically it should be enough to be a FI with a valid IR only. |
Certainly SPIC flights occur in our Phase 3 and our Training Manual for the course states SPIC shall only be flown with an FI with IRI.
Check your Ops/Trg manuals as Whopity says |
Whopity, where it says that the FI shall be also an IRI? |
The FI is an observer, but if the need arises he is required to take control and the flight becomes a Dual flight (never happened to my knowledge) at which point 'You are IRI qualified right?'..................:ooh:
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(never happened to my knowledge) |
Agreed, I you're wondering how to spell spic look in the dictionary under D. LOL!:p
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