Logging question...

[Ghery]

I've got a meeting in England in a couple of weeks and a friend there who is a glider instructor has threatened to give me a glider ride. Loggable training in a G registered glider with an English glider instructor?

 

[poadeleted20]

Yes. 14 CFR 61.41(a)(2).

 

[Ghery]

Great. It thought that was the case. Now, he is British with the humor that comes with that. Scroll down about half way on this page - http://orlandi.ing.univaq.it/EMCfly/index.htm - and see how they handled an unplanned visit from the RAF.

 

[sballmer]

Yes. 14 CFR 61.41(a)(2).

Not that Ron's statement need any backing up, but I indeed did get my private based mostly on dual hours in HB- aircraft with Swiss instructors. So definitely yes.

Although my US instructor spent more hours on the phone with the FSDO than with me in the cockpit...

 

[TangoWhiskey]

Great. It thought that was the case. Now, he is British with the humor that comes with that. Scroll down about half way on this page - http://orlandi.ing.univaq.it/EMCfly/index.htm - and see how they handled an unplanned visit from the RAF.

Hey, there's a picture of you on there, too, below that story, in a Piper Arrow in Pullman, WA!

 

[Ghery]

Hey, there's a picture of you on there, too, below that story, in a Piper Arrow in Pullman, WA!

Yes, there's that, too. But that's not as funny as giving an RAF instructor and student certificates for their first glider landing.