Of the 5 hours night solo required, I need 3. I have done all the landings. I am planning a flight with a CFI to meet the last 3 hours night. I will be flying more than 50 nm, not that it really matters, as I have also done all the cross country day and night. It just happens to be a long flight.
My question is: Should the CFI sign my logbook for the flight? I think if he does, it will be a dual given flight and not constitute a solo flight under the solo requirement. I will be performing all PIC duties and he is basically just supervising, for lack of a better term. I know that there it is no such thing as a "supervised solo". Just using the common phraseology.
Thx
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