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Doc's FAR page also underscores the SOLO part of the student PIC logging.

Although the student may be there as a part of a training program, albeit loosely speaking when talking aboout part 61, it still seems funny that the student is "undergoing training" without his instructor.

Uncle.

I did a little research in my old logbook, and it's true. The only PIC time I had was when I was a solo pilot. Must be that CRS again! In fact, it has been a long time since I had a true primary student. My record shows that my pre-solo students did not have PIC time indicated by me, except for solo. It must be time for bed....
 
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Avbug has it right on each point, based on my historic understanding of the regs and new understanding of the regs change on a student pilot logging PIC while flying solo in the airplane.

By the way, did anyone see in a recent AOPA pub that it is lobbying the FAA to change the high-performance signoff reg so that total horsepower exceeds 200 instead of "an" engine having 200 hp? Good news for Seminole, Duchess, etc. drivers.
 

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