Post by caretaker on Jun 11, 2021 20:34:00 GMT
Wouldn't care to even guess, according to the question's wording:
most logbooks kept by pilots do not contain a column for "Number
of Flights, in passenger planes"...almost all my piloting was in
aircraft having at least two seats; the exceptions, then, were
the single seat Gliders! Pilots' proof of current experience,
via logbook entries, are primarily interested in aircraft
category/class/type, number of takeoffs/landing, day/night,
flight conditions (VFR or IFR, real or simulated). I certainly
never logged the total number of takeoffs/landings on any
particular flight, including supervision of student(s). But, of
a total flight time exceeding 12,000 hours, the vast majority of
that was as an Instructor (Private Pilot through Airline
Transport Pilot, Single and Multiengine).
Have I also flown, as a passenger on an Air Carrier? Yeah,
occasionally, and on a couple specifics it turned out that one
of the Flight Deck Crew just happened to be a former student!
most logbooks kept by pilots do not contain a column for "Number
of Flights, in passenger planes"...almost all my piloting was in
aircraft having at least two seats; the exceptions, then, were
the single seat Gliders! Pilots' proof of current experience,
via logbook entries, are primarily interested in aircraft
category/class/type, number of takeoffs/landing, day/night,
flight conditions (VFR or IFR, real or simulated). I certainly
never logged the total number of takeoffs/landings on any
particular flight, including supervision of student(s). But, of
a total flight time exceeding 12,000 hours, the vast majority of
that was as an Instructor (Private Pilot through Airline
Transport Pilot, Single and Multiengine).
Have I also flown, as a passenger on an Air Carrier? Yeah,
occasionally, and on a couple specifics it turned out that one
of the Flight Deck Crew just happened to be a former student!