Logging PIC time in experimental jet
 

Am I able to log PIC time in a multi-engine experimental jet since I hold a AMEL rating? I assume yes since there is not a "type rating" issued to anyone as it's still experimental which IMO is fair game with a AMEL rating.

Thoughts?

What licence do you hold? FAA, JAA....what?

What ratings do you have within it?

If you are pilot in command, of-course you can - Test Pilots don't ignore the flying that they do before the aircraft is certified.

Best clear it with your company Chief Test Pilot if unsure.

G

If you are flying under FAA regulations, as I understand it any time the aircraft is classified as experimental, all that is required is a pilot certificate to be PIC. Meaning technically you can be PIC on an experimental multi engine airplane with a balloon license!