calculating night flying time

[wobblyprop]

Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how one would calculate night flying time.

I can manage to work it out flying round the circuit at the local airfield but how about going from london to turkey. Is it a function of lat/long and local sunset times?

[Earthmover]

Wobbles, just give me a ring & I'll tell you ...... for a beer!

[albatross]

Let's see: Night fright:
Where you in the aircraft
Where you driving or at least reading the checklist?
Was it dark?
How long were you in the Air?
Enter that number.

[Rainboe]

Always, along with off/on chocks time (maybe rounded to nearest 5 minutes or 1/10 hour), if you are flying when it gets dark/light, note when you think it changes- that will do. It's nothing official, just estimate when you declare 'day' or 'night'. Round to 5 minutes or 1/10 hour if you wish.

[wobblyprop]

Thanks for the replies

albatross, haha.

I've been looking at some of these electronic log books and wondering how they work them out.

[Old Smokey]

This may be highly controversial, but I log it as Day flying during daylight, and Night flying when it's dark. It aint rocket science.

A bit worried if I'm cheating during the full moon though
Regads,

Old Smokey