Originally Posted by
TiredSoul
190 hrs sounds like Part 141 training and as such an approved FTD/Simulator can be logged towards Total Time.
However, employers may specifically look for 'flight time' in which case you would (formally) have to deduct it.
You need to look at the school syllabus and if the sim they use is approved by the FAA.
You're not really giving us enough info here.
Sorry about that, i am currently at ATP and have my last checkridesat the end of this month for my CMEL and CSEL. Im looking around for different jobs. I have 50 hours in an FAA approved sim towards my commercial and about 200 Total flight time. I was just wondering if when companies listed 250TT if that was counting sim time or just flight time, but it seems you answered that above, thank you.