Originally Posted by
de727ups
You can be the only one in the plane. If you're a student pilot, it's illegal to have anyone else in the plane. (and unethical, I think)(and the insurance company wouldn't pay)(and if you were my student, I'd drop you like rock).
There is something about logging solo in a twin even though your CFI is onboard, I think, for insurance reasons.
I'm pretty sure if a student pilot did that your ticket would be in jeopardy so you could "drop them like a rock"....but prob still have some issues with Miss Marion.
I've heard of the 2nd topic you've mentioned...from what I understand it is called a "supervised solo"...more or less ridiculous if you ask me.