I was wondering if anyone knows if you can use your dual time towards your total time 1500 hours? If so, any limits? ie. 50% or minimums for the license or 5 hours per PPC.
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Re: ATPL Application
Yes. All of it, no limits.
As long as by dual you mean time spent with an instructor or ACP, etc.
F/O time (as you know) is 50%.
As long as by dual you mean time spent with an instructor or ACP, etc.
F/O time (as you know) is 50%.
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Re: ATPL Application
Maybe. If you were cruising around for more than 5 hours post-commercial on an aircraft you didn't wind up with a PPC on, TC may cut off the countable at 5 hours per type.
If you were logging dual on an aircraft you didn't wind up checked on, they are apt to look at it with a jaundiced eye.
If you were logging dual on an aircraft you didn't wind up checked on, they are apt to look at it with a jaundiced eye.
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