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3 paź 2017 · An ATP certificate requires 200 hours of cross country time, some of which must have been flown as the PIC. To meet these requirements, any flight that is a straight line distance of more than 50NM away from the point of departure counts as "cross country" time under FAR 61.1 (b) (vi).
Does time logged in these foreign-registered aircraft (cross country, etc) count towards US certificates or ratings? Or is it flight experience that should be excluded from an 8710?
I'm asking whether I as the CFI can log cross-country time. The trainee pilot can definitely log PIC and XC for the reasons you cite. I can also log PIC time as the authorized instructor. What about XC?
7 lip 2018 · Any flight beyond 50 miles from the departure point can be logged as a cross-country flight, whether or not the aircraft lands somewhere else or just returns home after overflying some landmark. In all other cases, a basic definition can be used.
19 lip 2021 · Get this blank VFR Cross Country NavLog that you can edit and print in Microsoft Excel! You're able to plan checkpoints, headings and wind corrections, ETE, and fuel, as well as perform weight and balance and performance calculations, and have useful information at a glance.
While often associated with completing a navigation log for a cross-country, flight planning is a process that must be conducted even for local flights in the traffic pattern. It is a descriptive process therefore involving more than one type of navigation.
WEATHER LOG Turbulence and Cloud Tops Ceiling, Visibility and Precipitation Reported Winds Aloft Icing and Freezing Level Position of Fronts, Lows and Highs Notes and NOTAMs 3. Aircraft Type/ Special Equipment 5. Departure Point 4. True Airspeed Knots 2. Aircraft Identification FLIGHT PLAN 14. Pilot's Name, Address, Tel # & Aircraft Home Base ...
