Putting Night Flight in Airline Apps
03-27-2017, 03:55 PM
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Putting Night Flight in Airline Apps
I know airlines want 100 hours of night flight. In the FAA rules for ATP, you can count a maximum 25 hours of night for each landing after 20 night landings. So 75 hours of night with 45 night landings to full stop counts as 100 hours of night flight for getting an ATP.
Can I count those landing night hours in Airline Apps for Envoy and other airlines? Got 93 hours of night with at least 40 night landings.
Can I count those landing night hours in Airline Apps for Envoy and other airlines? Got 93 hours of night with at least 40 night landings.
03-27-2017, 05:00 PM
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Maybe someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but when it comes to inputing flight time into Airline Apps I don't think you would log the additional (in your case) 20 as night hours. Probably should just input your 93 hours of night, and then your 40 night landings separately if there's a category for it.
03-27-2017, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by rnfnr
Maybe someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but when it comes to inputing flight time into Airline Apps I don't think you would log the additional (in your case) 20 as night hours. Probably should just input your 93 hours of night, and then your 40 night landings separately if there's a category for it.
03-28-2017, 03:09 PM
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NO!!!!
When employers ask for flight experience, they mean ACTUAL FLIGHT EXPERIENCE.
If the FAA gives credit towards aeronautical experience that is NOT LOGGABLE, because you did not fly it!. You fill out the 8710 based on actual flight time and the examiner then allows the appropriate credit based on the rules.
DO NOT EVER log that allowance, or put it on an employment app (unless the application tells you to).
If the concern is ATP mins for a regional, call them and let them know.
When employers ask for flight experience, they mean ACTUAL FLIGHT EXPERIENCE.
If the FAA gives credit towards aeronautical experience that is NOT LOGGABLE, because you did not fly it!. You fill out the 8710 based on actual flight time and the examiner then allows the appropriate credit based on the rules.
DO NOT EVER log that allowance, or put it on an employment app (unless the application tells you to).
If the concern is ATP mins for a regional, call them and let them know.
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