naxdenver.blogg.se - Pilot logbook requirements

Otherwise, you'll need to re-issue those endorsements.

Make sure your student keeps every student pilot certificate with endorsements - even if the certificate's expired. Don't believe me? Check AC 61-65E, paragraph 12 (b). In fact, even though the student pilot certificate eventually expires, the endorsements on it never expire. You can think of the student pilot certificate as a permanent endorsement record. One of the most confusing parts of endorsements is figuring out where to put them - sometimes you find them on the student pilot certificate, and other times they're in the logbook. We'll cover the other items in the coming weeks. In this post, we'll talk about the first item, basic solo endorsements.

Weird Stuff: flights into Class B airspace and night operations.

Cross-country flights and flights to other airports.

Basic solo privileges needed for any solo flight.

You can group endorsements into three sections: They can be complex, so I'll break it down and - hopefully - simplify it a bit. Everything you need to know is described in FAR Part 61, as well as AC 61-65E (Change 1). The process is confusing for anyone - from a chief instructor down to a first-time CFI. It's the myriad of endorsements that have you concerned. You're not worried about the student - he's ready to go. If you're anything like I was, both you and the student are nervous. There's nothing quite like signing your first student off for a solo flight.