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Old 04-12-2008 | 08:41 PM
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From: FAA 'Flight Check'
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
It's in 61.1

Cross-country Time: Must land at another airport and use navigation. No distance requirement.

Additionally...

For Aeronuatical Experience for PPL, COMM, IRA: Must also include one landing at an airport greater than 50nm (straight line) from the original departure point.

For an ATP: 50 NM distance is required, but NO landing.

For Military Pilots (who already hold an FAA COMM): Same as ATP.

USMC...unless there's something in your military flight logs which would contradict a claim of >50NM, I would just use your judgement and go back and estimate which sorties qualified.
RA7777 -

Thanks for the info.
Like Milky says - unless we are hitting the landing pattern only or the PAR - every flight is more than 50 nm from home; so it shouldn't be to hard to figure out - just time consuming.

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