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4.10.6 Logbook Entries
- Make entry into your logbook
- within 7 days after completion of the flight.
- For International air transport operations
- entries must be made
- within 14 days of the flight.
- Away from base where the
- logbook is normally kept,
- entries must be made within
- 48 hours after return to base.
4.10.6 Logbook Corrections
- Draw a line through the error and
- add the correct information beside or below.
- White-out is NOT acceptable!
4.10.6 Entering Flight Details into a Pilot’s Logbook
- Student pilots and the holders of a Pilot Licence
- must maintain an accurate and up-to-date logbook
- Pilots name, aircraft type ratings, and
- certifications,authorisations and ratings held
- Every flight where pilot was flight crew member
- Every simulated flight done for time or
- currency requirements for licence or rating
- Each flight test, flight review, competency demonstration
- and flight crew competency check
4.10.4 Holding a Type Rating
- A pilot operating in New Zealand
- must hold a Type Rating .
- A foreign pilot may use a
- Type Rating that is attached
- to a foreign pilot license
- as per validation permit.
- A Student pilot is NOT required to
- hold a pilot licence or type rating.
- A balloon, glider, microlight pilot is
- not required to hold a licence or rating
- (if the pilot meets the requirements
- under Parts 103, 104, or 106
- and is not operating for hire or reward)
- A current A Cat Instructor Rating
- is not required to hold an aircraft type rating
- for a single engine aeroplane
- (if they hold a type rating
- for an aeroplane of similar configuration. )
- A test pilot of an aircraft is
- not required to hold an aircraft type rating.
4.10.2 Holding a Pilot’s Licence
- Current New Zealand Pilot's Licence; or
- Current Pilot's Licence for country in which aircraft operates usually
- Current Foreign Pilot License authority and a validation permit.
- Current Australian Pilot Licence if the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997 applies to the licence;
- Current New Zealand Pilot Licence,
- Current Australian Pilot Licence
- (if the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997 applies to the licence);
- or a Current Foreign Pilot License authority and a Current validation permit.
4.2.12 Responsibility with respect to Safety Offences
- Operating an aircraft in a careless manner
- Up to $7000 fine
- Unnecessary danger to aircraft,
- aeronautical product,
- or aviation - related service
- Up to $10,000 fine or
- 12 months imprisonment for an individual
- Failing to comply with an
- inspection or monitoring request
- is also an offence.
4.2.10 Surrender of a Medical Certificate
- You are responsible, if your
- medical certificate is revoked, withdrawn, or suspended
- Or if you are disqualified from holding the medical certificate
- for a specified period,
- to surrender the medical certificate to the Director
4.2.8 Changes in your Medical Condition.
- Your doctor will advise the
- Director of the condition,
- and then inform you that
- the Director will be advised re same
- You must advise the Director
- of the change as soon as practicable;
- and you may NOT exercise the privileges
- of your Medical Certificate.
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