Logging PIC
04-18-2008, 07:12 AM
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Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: Chrysler Pacifica
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I have to agree with ppilot. Technical interpretation of the regs allows you to log PIC time as long as all those criteria are met.
However, in your case, UKman, I'd say you could not even technically log that PIC time because you are only type rated AS AN SIC on your certificate. Also, as everyone else has pointed out, it would be counterproductive to log those times as PIC if you're looking to get on with another company someday (and who isn't??), since they only want PIC time counted when YOU are the final authority for the flight.
However, in your case, UKman, I'd say you could not even technically log that PIC time because you are only type rated AS AN SIC on your certificate. Also, as everyone else has pointed out, it would be counterproductive to log those times as PIC if you're looking to get on with another company someday (and who isn't??), since they only want PIC time counted when YOU are the final authority for the flight.
04-18-2008, 06:43 PM
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Joined APC: May 2005
Position: LJ35 PIC
Posts: 139
They do say that Part 61.51 is a guide, but then they also add not to duplicate Dual in the the PIC, or any other column.
So If you have been logging dual given (as far as 61.51 allows you) as PIC time you are probably going to have to find that time and subtract that time from you total PIC time.
GL,
So If you have been logging dual given (as far as 61.51 allows you) as PIC time you are probably going to have to find that time and subtract that time from you total PIC time.
GL,
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