Hi Folks!
I have 2 questions about logging time in the log book.
Recently I've started my career as first officer and I have some concerns about the time I should log.
Question 1: As second in command, should I log instrument time either I'm pilot flying or pilot not flying or just when I'm pilot flying?
Question 2: Most of the flights I make are international flights. Is this time also considered as a cross country flight?
Thanks for your time, I'll be looking forward for your answers.
Happy landing!
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