Should I log it?

[IrishFlyer]

Hello,

I got to fly in my friends "new" Piper Commanche 250 last night on a two hour VFR night cross country. My friend who already fly’s a CJ let me do all of the flying with his guidance. He asked me at the end of the flight why I wasn’t logging it and I said to him I wasn’t sure that I could log it. I have a CPL/IR ASEL, Complex and High performance endorsements. The only thing I could see biting me in the ass in a future interview if I log the time is, if they ask me technical questions on said aircraft. Maybe I could log the total time but not PIC?

This is probably a real easy one but I would still like some clarification for my own piece of mind.

Thanks,

IF

 

[Flechas]

Log it

 

[DAS at 10/250]

Ditto Flechas. Log it.

 

[Gearmunky]

log everything, let them sort it out

 

[dkelly]

ditto

Log It

 

[Dizel8]

Log it!

 

[Goose Egg]

You are appropriately rated and acting as a the sole manipulator of the flight controls. By definition, you are PIC. Log it.

-Goose

 

[IrishFlyer]

Thank you gentlemen.

IF

 

[Flyin Tony]

LOG IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thats got to be the best GA plane out there (for the money)


altho mine might be forsale in the next few months and a turbo PA30 moving in the hangar

 

[Daveman]

B'fhe'idir go bhfuil an ceart agat.

Sla'in go fa'ill.