I'm having trouble understanding IP time and how it should be logged for the FAA/airline purposes. I was a single seat hornet guy who did my last tour as an FRS IP. Do I understand this right?
...none of my time before my FRS Instructor tour was IP, since I was single seat, even if I was the mission commander and giving a younger guy a training flight.
...Which of my FRS IP time is FAA IP time. If I'm in the backseat with a stick is it IP time? If I'm solo and leading studs on my wing is it IP time? If I'm just ferrying a jet with no studs in the flight is it IP time?
Thanks in advance, a quick search of google, airlinepilotcentral and other forums left me dry (or maybe I'm the only dummy whose never heard of logging this).
...none of my time before my FRS Instructor tour was IP, since I was single seat, even if I was the mission commander and giving a younger guy a training flight.
...Which of my FRS IP time is FAA IP time. If I'm in the backseat with a stick is it IP time? If I'm solo and leading studs on my wing is it IP time? If I'm just ferrying a jet with no studs in the flight is it IP time?
Thanks in advance, a quick search of google, airlinepilotcentral and other forums left me dry (or maybe I'm the only dummy whose never heard of logging this).