Same flight, different logbook: Why a private jet crew's experience looks bigger on paper in the US than in Europe

Paramount Business Jets reports significant discrepancies in pilot-in-command hours between FAA and EASA regulations, impacting career perceptions in aviation.
Flying

How to Use a Flight Simulator to Log Training Time and Save Money

FAA-approved Aviation Training Devices (ATDs), including Basic (BATD) and Advanced (AATD) types, are valuable tools in formal flight training. Students can log specific hours toward their Private ...
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Flying – Keeping a Flight Log

As a pilot I have used GPS for navigation in my plane since 1998 (starting with a Garmin GPS195). During the last year, I discovered you can use tools to document your flight by saving your GPS flight ...
Flying

Using Flight Simulators as Proficiency Tools and to Log IFR Currency Requirements

Currency refers to meeting legal flight requirements, while proficiency signifies the actual skill and safety needed for various flight scenarios, with currency not guaranteeing proficiency. Home ...