Logbook Entries and Certificate Endorsements
Written by Jack on May 31st, 2008
| Objective: |
To familiarize the student with the rules rules for logbook entries and endorsements for the different types of students he may encounter as a flight instructor. |
| Content: |
- See 14 CFR Part 61.51 for Pilot Logbooks
- Student Pilot Endorsements
- Solo Requirements for Student Pilots (FAR 61.87)
- Instructor must endorse student pilot certificate and student’s logbooks
- Solo cross-country flight requirements (FAR 61.93)
- Without certificate endorsement, student pilot cannot fly solo beyon 25 NM from point of departure
- Instructor must review preflight planning and preparation and endorse student’s logbook as such
- Student may make cross-country trips without each flight endorsed if
- route is no more than 50NM from departure and
- instruction was given over both direction of the route
- Operation in Class B airspace and airports within Class B airspace
- Instructor who conducted the following training must endorse student logbook stating that student received ground training on and flight training in that specific Class B airspace area
- Recreational Pilot Endorsements (FAR 61.101)
- Rec pilot must carry logbook with required endorsements on all flights when acting as PIC
- Rec pilot with less than 400 hours TT may not act as PIC unless logged PIC time in last 180 days
- Flight Instructor Records (61.189)
- all flight training, sim training, and ground training time must be certified by instructor from whom it was received
- Type and date of each student pilot endorsement shall be retained by instructor for 3 years
See FAR 61.51 for Pilot Logbook requirements |
| Completion Standards: |
The lesson is complete when the student can pass a written exam given by the instructor covering logbook entries and certificate endorsements. |
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