How many hours did you fly in 2009?

[Gonzo]

About 350 all 121 time. Not bad with 7 months of 0 time.

 

[Corporate Pilot]

Only about 200, it was down this year. 150 in the Citation and 50 in the twin.

 

[Slugger]

39.3..let's break it down

Total 39.3
PIC 16.0
Solo 10.0
Simulated Instrument 2.5
Night 3.3
Cross Country 15.8
Dual Recieved 24.4

Stop making me jealous by complaining about "only" having 250 hours!!

 

[frog_flyer]

31.7.

I got paid to fly 13.5 of them!! :beer: Many more to come!

 

[frog_flyer]

Around 450-500. I was the #2 pilot in our squadron for total hours in '09. I guess we in the military don't fly as much as you civilian peeps.

How many days were you on the road?

 

[germb747]

How many days were you on the road?

At least 139 days on Air Force missions, according to my I-Phone.

 

[Blip16]

625 to 675. Enough for me

 

[X-Forces]

902.1

 

[SJM]

39. should have been more...

 

[jima7011]

24 --not nearly enough--BFR coming up in May--

 

[skydog2]

.5

 

[mikecweb]

410. 135 freight for two companies and last two months was Part 91 Corporate.
Lowest year since before I started flight instructing.

 

[jsb172]

Just got my yearly summary.. 1,116 hours

 

[falconvalley]

A whole 2 hours. Flew the family around for the first time! Can't wait to fly professionally again. It's been way too long.

Just got my yearly summary.. 1,116 hours

You still at AirNet??

 

[Boris Badenov]

Somewhere between 12 and 1300. I'm tired. I want to take a nap.

 

[twotwowoo]

Zero.

 

[aloft]

A little over 250, not even close to enough.

 

[aloft]

Well, I didn't want to say I actually FLEW that much because that would be inaccurate.

Presuming you even log your flight time anymore, how do you log all that time? Do you log 3rd seat/bunk time? I understand you're getting paid when you're napping or watching a movie, but logging it as flight time doesn't make a whole lotta sense to me.

 

[derg]

Presuming you even log your flight time anymore, how do you log all that time? Do you log 3rd seat/bunk time? I understand you're getting paid when you're napping or watching a movie, but logging it as flight time doesn't make a whole lotta sense to me.

I haven't kept a logbook since 1997.

If I did, I'd log all of the time from block out to block in, whether I flew relief, flying pilot or non-flying pilot. SIC is always SIC, just like the captain remaining PIC when he's sawing logs in the rest bunk.

 

[Roger, Roger]

Just shy of 300. Just shy of 295 of that was Jan-July. I quit my CFI job at the end of June and started working as an A&P July 31st.

I've got about 3 good leads on some solid flying for the new year though.