Logging S/E FO time
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Logging S/E FO time
There's no section for this in my logbook. Any suggestions?
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iflyforpie
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Re: Logging S/E FO time
If your aircraft has SOPs, log it in either a blank column or use the dual single engine column. Draw a line across the column, state from that point on that it is S/E F/O, and restart the times from zero.
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Re: Logging S/E FO time
Ten10
You have not specified what/how you are flying so do not forget that SE FO time is meaningless unless you are operating under CAR 604/702/703 and your operator has an ops manual which specfically requires that their SE aircraft must be operated with an FO. If you are planing to use the time for a higher license (eg ATPL) I would recommend you log it in a stand alone column so that there is no doubt about what you are showing. This will simplifiy TC's task when they review your logbook, and simpler equals faster.......
You have not specified what/how you are flying so do not forget that SE FO time is meaningless unless you are operating under CAR 604/702/703 and your operator has an ops manual which specfically requires that their SE aircraft must be operated with an FO. If you are planing to use the time for a higher license (eg ATPL) I would recommend you log it in a stand alone column so that there is no doubt about what you are showing. This will simplifiy TC's task when they review your logbook, and simpler equals faster.......
