Originally Posted by
RyanK290
My company has a 300 hour rule where I can't be PIC until I get over 300 hours. If I'm the pilot flying how can I log that? Dual required?
If your not the PIC then log it all as co-pilot time regardless of whether you're the flying pilot or not.
Or log your sole manipulator flights as PIC and the rest co-pilot.
Whatever method you chose, be consistent about it so your able to survive a logbook review.
If you're going airlines eventually, one of AAs pilot hiring helpers familiar with the king air 350 flights recommended to only log PIC flights of record as PIC and non PIC of record flights as SIC in order to give the most conservative, audit proof, accounting of your flight time. I've also been told by other people to log sole manipulator time IAW FARs and hope they don't ask.
Ask the guys who used to work there and were successful at getting where you want to go what to do.