I'm a CFI. I recently had a student's check ride almost go bad for the following reason: his 3 hours of "under the hood" training (or some portion of it) did not precede his solo cross country time. The examiner stated that hood time had to be logged prior to solo cross country. In retrospect I can see that this makes sense; I cannot, however, find a reference in the FAR's to this regulation. Is there one somewhere ?
Thanks,
Terry
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