Dual Time in Citation

"Patrick Liu" <pilotinsky@cox.net> wrote in news:LItIa.1846$H17.519
@lakeread03:

> I have my Commercial-Multi and instrument rating, and my friend who is an
> CFII MEI and ATP Type rating on the Citation.
> If I fly with him on the right seat, can he act as an Instructor on the
> Citation and I can log dual time?
>
> Thx~
>
>
>

I ran into a similar situation and it is fine with the FAA.

HOWEVER, your friend's insurance company probably prohibits this. Unless of
course the Citation is a single pilot jet. My chance was in a Lear 60 which
required two pilots...


Be sure to check with them prior to the flight.

"Flyer" <crourke@noreply.attbi.com> wrote in message news:Xns93BC9F61328D8crourkeattbicom@206.127.4.25. ..

>
> HOWEVER, your friend's insurance company probably prohibits this. Unless of
> course the Citation is a single pilot jet. My chance was in a Lear 60 which
> required two pilots...

.... only the PIC is required to have the type rating.

Flyer <crourke@noreply.attbi.com> wrote
> I ran into a similar situation and it is fine with the FAA.
>
> HOWEVER, your friend's insurance company probably prohibits this. Unless of
> course the Citation is a single pilot jet.

Actually, insurance may prohibit it in any case. I was once quoted a
policy on my twin that prohibited commercial operations. No problem,
I said - until it was pointed out to me that the insurance company
gets to define what commercial means, and instruction (even when not
for hire) was defined as a commercial operation by this particular
insurer. I opted for coverage from another company.

Michael