Instrument currency in a twin-engine
Asked by: N4AC 4254 views Commercial Pilot, FAA Regulations, Instrument Rating
I am an instrument rated private pilot, currently working on my commercial-multi at a part 141 flight school. My instrument currency has recently lapsed (2 weeks ago) and I am looking to get recurrent. I was originally planning on getting recurrent in a single engine (which I am rated for) back home, however I was recently told that I will be able to get recurrent in the later part of the commercial course, when shooting approaches in the twin. It was my understanding that I could NOT do this since I cannot log PIC time, as I am not yet rated in a MEL aircraft. However, I was then told that since I will be doing the approaches with a flight instructor, I could log them. If anyone can confirm this, I would appreciate it.
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