adding time in logbook

[Obi-Wan]

I know that your single and multi time should add up to the total time. I have heard though that there are other columns that should add up. Does anyone know about this?

 

[willi7]

Day- Night, pic-sic-dual recieved, ect. should equall TT. If they don't, there should be reasons. The more type ratings you get and the more experiences you have will effect how you log stuff, but thats a start at least. Hope this helps....

 

[A Squared]

>>>>>pic-sic-dual recieved, ect. should equall TT

Not necessarily, I've had plenty of flights on which I was the acting pilot in command, by the Part 1 definition, but was also receiving instruction.

As for day and night, a lot of logbooks don't even have a column for "day"

regards

 

[avbug]

Airplane single engine land and airplane multi engine land will only add to total time if you don't have any other category/class divisions in your logbook. If you have experience in balloons, gliders, helicopters, single engine seaplanes, etc, then you must also include this experience when adding to equal total time.

Pilot in command, second in command, and other time (usually classified under "instruction received," or "dual") should equal total time. You're best off only including as "dual" anything that can't be classified as PIC or SIC.

While you can be acting as PIC and logging PIC while receiving dual, it's best to only total as "dual" that time which can't be classified as PIC or SIC.

If you provide a breakdown of your aircraft times, these should add to equal total time.