Comment-AMCC-III.e-Training

File: < http://www.secureav.com/Comment-AMCC-III.e-Training.pdf >Last Updated: October 20, 2005THE AVIATORS’ MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT(AMCC) is available at < http://www.secureav.com >.About the Commentary: The Commentary addresses selected issues within the AVIATORS’ MODEL CODEOF CONDUCT(AMCC) to elaborate on their meaning, provide interpretive guidance, and suggest ways ofadopting the AMCC. It is intended primarily for implementers, policy administrators, aviation associationmanagement, and pilots who wish to explore the AMCC in greater depth. Please send your edits, errata,and comments to . Terms of Use are available at .COMMENTARY TOAMCC III.e – TRAINING AND PROFICIENCYe. accurately log hours flown and maneuvers practiced to satisfy trainingand currency requirements.1 2 3Accurately logging flight time requires sound judgment, ethical conduct, and disciplineby aviators. It demands great discretion and voluntary compliance. Logging by pilots has ahistory of uncertainty, regulatory confusion, and worse.One AMCC reviewer cited a colloquialism among some aviator: fly what you can; log what youneed! Bob Buck recounted one of his early checkouts –[the examiner] never looked at my logbook or mentioned my flying time. I guess herealized the fallacy of logbooks that they were, and I suppose still are, suspiciousbecause it’s easy to write in hours that have never been flown and to phony up theendorsement—“Parker ...