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Logging Experience as Pilot-in-Command

By zVo
July 28, 2013 in General Military Helicopter Discussions

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apacheguy

Posted July 28, 2014

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Posted July 28, 2014

I've never logged AVCATT in my logbook and have never seen anyone do it, and the army doesn't count it either. It's a useless waste of time. Now LCT time I log religiously and it goes on the 759 too.

I log system, NVG and Night unaided separately and count them all together as night when looking at civilian requirements (for the most part). I don't log anything when I shoot.

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d10

June 25, 2014

None of this is right. A licensed helicopter pilot can log PIC time for any time spent as the sole manipulator of the controls in a helicopter which they are rated for. There's no ethical gray area he

zVo

July 28, 2013

Hopefully some of you with a good handle on the FARs can help clarify logging military hours as PIC flight time in a personal ["civilian"] logbook. 1. Since I joined the Army as an already-rated FAA

d10

July 28, 2013

You don't need the S-70 rating. You're rated in the UH-60 after you pass your final checkride and you receive orders from the Army stating you're rated in the UH-60. At that point you can log PIC when

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