Revalidation by Experience: 1h training flight
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Revalidation by Experience: 1h training flight
Folks, who can give me advice, please...
it must be 1 hour training flight, but how it comes into logbook: as PIC, PICUS or PUT, if I already have PPL, but fly with instructor as training flight for revalidation purpose?
it must be 1 hour training flight, but how it comes into logbook: as PIC, PICUS or PUT, if I already have PPL, but fly with instructor as training flight for revalidation purpose?
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There is NO such thing PICUS unless you are on an integrated course.
I.e It is logged as dual, and unless countersigned by the JAA FI with their licence number, the flight is not valid.
a training flight of at least 1 hour’s duration with a FI(A) or CRI(A)* who must countersign the appropriate logbook entry (see full details below).
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I went up for a check flight yesterday to revalidate my ppl and was told i could log it as PIC as long as i was'nt getting any tuition. I was essentially PIC and the instructor was just supervising. I contacted the aviation authority to make sure and they said the same thing.
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Log it how you wish....but LASORS clearly states how it should be logged.
Remember it's not for what the instructor says you should log it as, it's what LASORS and the examiner will require...
I know of more than one person who has had an examiner deny renewal as it is a training flight, which is required to be dual, and has to be countersigned. (Incidentally the only time a flight is required to be signed by the FI under JAA regs)
Deltaxray - the whole purpose of the flight is TRAINING, so I'm not really sure what you did in your flight.
Remember it's not for what the instructor says you should log it as, it's what LASORS and the examiner will require...
I know of more than one person who has had an examiner deny renewal as it is a training flight, which is required to be dual, and has to be countersigned. (Incidentally the only time a flight is required to be signed by the FI under JAA regs)
Deltaxray - the whole purpose of the flight is TRAINING, so I'm not really sure what you did in your flight.
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