Originally Posted by
SkyHigh
I have never logged time that did not fit with what most consider as traditional experience building, however there seems to be nothing wrong with it from a legal standpoint. Employers are always deciding what they will accept as qualifying experience or not. I remember being asked on applications to leave off any time as a flight instructor.
Skyhigh
Yes this is true, I actually saw an app once that said, dual given, pipeline patrol, or glider/banner towing will not be considered flight experiance towards qualifying (I assume because its single engine/mostly VFR/ time) and in the case of flight instructing they see it as sitting in the right seat riding along. (I am absolutly not saying this is right, I'm just stating the facts), so basically they wanted to know what your multi engine real flying times were (read cross country, instrument) and not much else, I wont debate whether its for better or worse, but the fact is the industry and hiring practices are changing...the definition of a qualified pilot changes almost weekly anymore....