Logging time as sim instructor
03-07-2011, 09:02 AM
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When I worked at FlightSafety, I kept a second log book of all my sim time. In my resume I listed it as "level D Sim Time"
If I remember correctly only 100 hours of sim time can count towards your ATP. so it's not all that useful. But from an experience standpoint. A lot of the airlines are willing to overlook low time if you have 1000 hrs or so in a level D sim.
It proves you can make it through type ground school and work through multi tasking effectively and efficiency during high stress emergency situation.
FWIW
If I remember correctly only 100 hours of sim time can count towards your ATP. so it's not all that useful. But from an experience standpoint. A lot of the airlines are willing to overlook low time if you have 1000 hrs or so in a level D sim.
It proves you can make it through type ground school and work through multi tasking effectively and efficiency during high stress emergency situation.
FWIW
03-07-2011, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
Your PIC/SIC/Student pilot SOLO time should add up to your total flight time. There are times when you are permitted to log PIC even if it is dual received.
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