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Old 05-19-2011 | 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Mason32
check again.... commercial flying (meaning compensation) absolutely DOES count... read a few of the license actions and NTSB reviews and you will see how bad the advice you just gave was.
A recent FAA legal opinion re-affirmed the fact that compensated flight instruction does count against 135/121 flight time limits. Non-compensated instruction (ie teaching a family member) does not count.

Part 91 work should not create a duty-time conflict, but if you burn the candle at both ends you risk 91.13 for being fatigued.
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