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How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook?
How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook? Is it considered
"flight training"? Just trying to make sure I get all the right columns filled in my logbook for it. Thanks in advance! By the way, I was the one who was getting "checked out" (by an FBO). |
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How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook?
On Jan 26, 4:30*pm, "
wrote: How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook? *Is it considered "flight training"? *Just trying to make sure I get all the right columns filled in my logbook for it. *Thanks in advance! *By the way, I was the one who was getting "checked out" (by an FBO). When I do insurance checkouts for pilots the insurance co usually asks for specific wording. For an FBO checkout you can just say "checkout". You can log instruction for both instruction and evaluation. Its pretty difficult for one to happen without the other. Most would agree that they learned more on their checkride than flying solo, despite the fact that the FAA says you can't instruct during a checkride. -Robert |
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How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook?
Your "checkout" at the FBO should have been by a qualified CFI.
He could have signed your logbook to authenticate the check out for insurance purposes as Dual Given, so you can log Dual Received and PIC. BT wrote in message ... How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook? Is it considered "flight training"? Just trying to make sure I get all the right columns filled in my logbook for it. Thanks in advance! By the way, I was the one who was getting "checked out" (by an FBO). |
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How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook?
On Jan 26, 4:30*pm, "
wrote: How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook? *Is it considered "flight training"? *Just trying to make sure I get all the right columns filled in my logbook for it. *Thanks in advance! *By the way, I was the one who was getting "checked out" (by an FBO). BTW: I should add that some small FBOs don't have CFIs just sitting around so you will occasionally check out with the FBO owner (who is not a CFI). Its just logged as straight PIC. -Robert |
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How is an "Aircraft Checkout" Logged in a Logbook?
Robert M. Gary wrote:
BTW: I should add that some small FBOs don't have CFIs just sitting around so you will occasionally check out with the FBO owner (who is not a CFI). Its just logged as straight PIC. Depending on the need for the checkout, that might work. I've had insurance companies specify "a CFI with XX+ hours in a XX-XX type aircraft". In those cases, I just logged them as "dual given" with the CFI(I)'s number. |
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