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Hi all.
A quick question about getting the Instrument rating: you have to have 50 hours of cross-country pilot-in-command time, right? How is cross-country time defined for this purpose? I couldn't find anything in the FAR AIM that defines it. I guess maybe it is the same as the definition for the Private, which I believe is flying to an airport at least 50nm from the start point. Does anyone know for sure? Also do you have to land at another airport for it to be cross-country or do you just have to go there? If anyone has the precise definition I'd appreciate it. Thanks Tom |
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