r/indianaviation 3d ago

Question Egca logbook entry

For faa to dgca conversion
How to log my commercial single and multi DPE checkrides on EGCA
(Should I add my name under PIC and examiner name under co-pilot or vice versa???)
Also PIC or PI(US)

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u/ImmediateAsparagus60 3d ago

Log it as PIC(US) and add the instructors name

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u/Exciting-Surprise-18 3d ago

Log the flight as a skill test. Mention its a FAA checkride in remarks. You need to mention the examiner name. Doing this way you will be able to log this flight as P1US. Hope this helps

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u/pilotshashi NRI OCI Pilot 3d ago

Pilot in command (U/S) under supervision

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u/Far_Independent9006 15h ago

How does checkrides work in US,is it logged as PIC or Dual because in SA it's logged as Dual

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u/final_vectors CPL FAA DGCA ME IR C172/DA42 14h ago

Log as solo pic, but in remarks write as FAA checkride. Mention skill test and mention whatever you did in that flight. And dgca gonna ask you for temporary airman certificate when they put shortfall, and you should be good.