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Originally Posted by N0315
really? I have heard a couple differnt people say they HAVE talked to the FAA and got differnt answers. Tell me how you COULD log it?
Yeah, there have been different answers on this.
It should normally be reasonable to fly:
A-B (> 50NM)
B-C (< 50 NM)
C-A (< 50 NM)
And call it all cross-country.
The question is when does the stop at B or C "interupt" the original flight disqualifying you from further XC logging?
A touch and go is obviously not an interuption, and neither is a full-stop/taxi-back. My assumption is that a full stop/shutdown would not count as an interuption if it was a fuel, restroom, or lunch stop. An overnight stop in my mind would cause leg C-A to get logged on the following date, and being < 50 NM would not count as XC.