1. There are ___ methods by which a pilot can log IAPs.
a. five
b. four
c. three
d. two
2. To log an approach, the ceiling must be at minimums.
a. True
b. False
The Quiz
1. There are ___ methods by which a pilot can log IAPs.a. fiveb. fourc. threed. two
Key Takeaways:
- Logging instrument approaches (IAPs) requires adhering to specific criteria regarding the segments flown (e.g., from an IAF to MDA/DA/DH), the type of conditions (actual or simulated IMC), and generally does not require flying the missed approach for logging.
- Safety pilots have defined qualifications and logging privileges, including considerations for BasicMed holders, the ability for both pilots to log flight time under specific instrument flight rules, and no explicit requirement for them to sign a logbook.
- Aviation Training Devices (ATDs) can be used for instrument currency under specific conditions, requiring pilots to check the device's authorization (e.g., Letter of Authorization) and often allowing solo use without an instructor for basic currency tasks.
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