I agree with George...

and a "round robin" sight seeing trip does not count as a cross country..
you can fly 60nm out and 60nm back.. and not touch the ground except for
where you started from and it's not countable as a cross country for
advancement of ratings purposes..

Thanx that all those 14 hours missions in B-52s out and returns with no
distant landings.. were countable..

BT

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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Teacherjh wrote:

Could I count as satisfying 61.129 (a) (4) (i) a flight consisting of:

1: a leg from A to B of 200 nm, followed by
2: a leg from B to C of 200 nm (total straight line distance 340 nm)
followed
by
3: a loop around the pattern (a leg from C to C) and another landing.

I've landed at three points, ...

No, you've landed at two points. You've landed at one of them twice.

George Patterson
If you don't tell lies, you never have to remember what you said.