IACRA question

[conner]

I'm working on the aeronautical experience grid in IACRA for my CFI initial. Does anybody know if instrument means actual or simulated?

Thx

 

[deadringer86]

I always put down simulated, and never had a problem with any DPE.

 

[Old Pete]

I'm working on the aeronautical experience grid in IACRA for my CFI initial. Does anybody know if instrument means actual or simulated?

Thx

yes

 

[Fly_Unity]

Put down any Instrument time you have (Actual and Simulated)

 

[Inverted]

technically you only need to put down the amount of hours required for the certificate or rating you are applying for...

 

[conner]

Thanks for your help

 

[Maurus]

technically you only need to put down the amount of hours required for the certificate or rating you are applying for...

True, but the record of flight time put in IACRA can be used in case you lose your log book somehow.

 

[Mike H]

I'm working on the aeronautical experience grid in IACRA for my CFI initial. Does anybody know if instrument means actual or simulated?

Thx

As I remember, I don't think IACRA differentiates the two. Actual + Under the Hood = All the Same

 

[wjmiller3]

As I remember, I don't think IACRA differentiates the two. Actual + Under the Hood = All the Same

We have a winner!!!

 

[Guy]

14 CFR 61.51(g) defines when instrument time can be logged, and that is what is asked for on the application. There is no difference between IACRA and the paper FAA Form 8710-1 in that regard.

 

[element94]

Keep in mind that any simulated IMC attained in a simulator or FTD must be put in the appropriate FTD/Simulator/AATD column, and not the airplane category column.