Logging IF time in flight instructing
No, because they didnt conduct the approach. The student did.
What most IFR instructors do, is fly an approach on their synthetic flight training device at least every 90/35 days, to satisfy recency.
What most IFR instructors do, is fly an approach on their synthetic flight training device at least every 90/35 days, to satisfy recency.
You could also demonstrate approaches to students, you are then not only capable of logging it for recency but the student should gain some insight on how its done properly.
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You could also demonstrate approaches to students, you are then not only capable of logging it for recency but the student should gain some insight on how its done properly.
The rule states the Pilot manipulating the controls OR monitoring the autopilot may log IF time.
CAO refference, It is quite clear.
10.9 Instrument flight time may be logged by the pilot monitoring or providing input to the autopilot/auto-stabilisation equipment when it is engaged or by the pilot manually manipulating the controls when the aircraft is flown by reference to instruments under either actual or simulated instrument flight conditions.
Sorry to resurrect an old debate but was asked about logging 0.1 or 0.2 of a flight if the instructor was actually demonstrating during IMC.
NOT ALLOWED unless you take that time off the student's IF time and I think you will find they're not too keen to pay for your currency.
NOT ALLOWED unless you take that time off the student's IF time and I think you will find they're not too keen to pay for your currency.
