Logging LCA time
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Quick Qs about logging LCA time:
A LCA logs all time acting as a LCA from a required seat as PIC regardless of whether they were 'acting' as PIC bc they are the one signing for the A/C and the CA in IOE acting as PIC logs it as SIC, yes?
Do legacy interview logbook review boards want to see tallied time acting as LCA from a required seat?
They do not want to see anything about time acting as a LCA in the jumpseat, correct?
A LCA logs all time acting as a LCA from a required seat as PIC regardless of whether they were 'acting' as PIC bc they are the one signing for the A/C and the CA in IOE acting as PIC logs it as SIC, yes?
Do legacy interview logbook review boards want to see tallied time acting as LCA from a required seat?
They do not want to see anything about time acting as a LCA in the jumpseat, correct?
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Probably just from a required seat, but you would have to ask each individual airline. If you think that time might be useful, log it in a separate column.
It's not quite like being the CA in the bunk with a relief pilot... he is still the PIC, but an LCA doing an observation from the JS is not the PIC. The LCA is clearly PIC when training a non-qualified CA on IOE (who logs SIC).
It's not quite like being the CA in the bunk with a relief pilot... he is still the PIC, but an LCA doing an observation from the JS is not the PIC. The LCA is clearly PIC when training a non-qualified CA on IOE (who logs SIC).
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