TMetzinger
Final Approach
61.51 is silent on who may log X/C time and under what conditions.
FAR 1 defines X/C time as any flight that departs one places and lands somewhere else.
We've covered the distance requirements to use the X/C time for certain certificates and ratings.
What I want to know is - what do my fellow instructors do when they take a student on a cross-country instructional flight. Obviously you may log the flight time and PIC time under 61.51.
Do you log the X/C time?
FAR 1 defines X/C time as any flight that departs one places and lands somewhere else.
We've covered the distance requirements to use the X/C time for certain certificates and ratings.
What I want to know is - what do my fellow instructors do when they take a student on a cross-country instructional flight. Obviously you may log the flight time and PIC time under 61.51.
Do you log the X/C time?