How to log time...PIC, etc.

[VWGhiaBob]

Haven't been on this site for some time. I recall there was a guy who had a flowchart in his signature that made it crystal clear what can and cannot be logged as PIC, etc. Anyone able to send me a link?

Thank you.

 

[mscard88]

Here we go, again!

 

[VWGhiaBob]

Here we go, again!

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Just asking for the link, not another discusssion. Can't find it. Trying to clean up my logbook which started in 1973 for IFR test. Not trying to start a debate.

 

[mscard88]

Not trying to start a debate.

That's not how it works on POA.

 

[SkyDog58]

We can always count on mscard.

 

[Palmpilot]

Haven't been on this site for some time. I recall there was a guy who had a flowchart in his signature that made it crystal clear what can and cannot be logged as PIC, etc. Anyone able to send me a link?

Thank you.

I think he took it offline.

 

[mscard88]

Betcha 6PC could come up with a cool youtube one. Are you listening Bryan?

 

[ifly4fun]

http://tssflyingclub.org/documents/LoggingPIC[1].pdf

 

[Joey4420]

Just got this in an email from the FAA (it was part of a larger email but this was included) https://spark.adobe.com/page/fY5kNj26Vca1w/

 

[Chrisj13]

Add "is the aircraft public use?" into the flowchart. Discuss.

 

[midlifeflyer]

Add "is the aircraft public use?" into the flowchart. Discuss.

Go ahead. Explain how it would make a difference. Be specific.

 

[flyingron]

That's not how it works on POA.

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I UNFRIEND YOU.

 

[Sundancer]

Here it is. . .
Am I flying the aircraft?
No
Don't log it
Yes
Log it

 

[Chrisj13]

Go ahead. Explain how it would make a difference. Be specific.

No certifications needed for anything public use, as it's not regulated by the FAA. No rotor certification? No problem! LOG IT ALL AS PIC!! The aircraft doesn't even exist as far as the FAA is concerned! Ask me how I know, be specific.

 

[midlifeflyer]

No certifications needed for anything public use, as it's not regulated by the FAA. No rotor certification? No problem! LOG IT ALL AS PIC!! The aircraft doesn't even exist as far as the FAA is concerned! Ask me how I know, be specific.

I guess I'll disagree. All of what you say might allow one to act as PIC in public aircraft without any FAA certificates or ratings, but I don't see how any of it has anything to do with logging PIC time under FAA rules toward FAA certificates, FAA ratings, FAA qualifications and FAA currency.

Acting vs logging. Different rules, different requirements.