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November 4th 13, 04:20 AM
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Instuctional flights and OLC
On Monday, November 4, 2013 4:41:28 PM UTC+13, wrote:
Who should log the flight and claim the points for a student instructional flight? May both the student and the instructor claim the flight? If there is no specific rule for this, what are other clubs doing? I do a lot of crosscountry instructional flying and I normally put the flight on the OLC under my name. Most often the student doesn't have an OLC account so I just put their name in the comments. If they do have an OLC account they're normally doing most of the flying so I get them to put the flight under their name with me as co-pilot. -- Philip Plane 
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