Originally Posted by
jayray2
I'm not sure what you are saying. This is totally different from the discussion at hand. I'm pretty sure no one is going to question logging PIC time as a student while soloing. It is an accepted practice and the FAA legal also backs it up.
Same principle applies, if the original PIC is incapacitated the SIC by default is now PIC. The FAA-approved FOM of every 121 operator spells that out in black and white. If you ARE the PIC, then you can log PIC...
Just my opinion. I would not log sol-man PIC in 121, but if I were an FO and the CA became incapacitated I would log that PIC like someone said, with a big asterisks so I could tell the story later at an interview. Maybe they wouldn't hire me for logging bogus PIC
In which case I probably didn't want to work there anyway.