Log book entries

CJ asks ER to 'sign' his log book showing that he
did a 30 minute flight in NXXXX. No entry is made to show any dual, nor PIC
time.

CJ's signature is meaningless. ER could just as easily put the time in
his logbook and leave it at that. The time could not be counted towards
anything I'm aware of (I don't know if it even counts as total time, or
the "total time" that insurance companies care about). CJ's signature
doesn't validate anything.

Jose
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Jose wrote:
The time could not be counted towards
anything I'm aware of (I don't know if it even counts as total time, or
the "total time" that insurance companies care about).

I go the initials wrong in my last post, but agree with Jose.

ER took a helicopter _ride_. You don't log rides, as they don't mean
anything, and they don't count toward any time.

ER wasn't legally receiving dual, he isn't qualified to be a safety
pilot if CJ was under the hood (wrong category & class), and he isn't
qualified to log PIC. Therefore there is nothing than can be logged in
any time column of a legal logbook.

Perhaps he could have someone take a nice commemorative picture of him
(business opportunity for the OP? G) in the heli, and have CJ sign it!
G