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Logging Dual Given

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Can I log dual given in an airplane that I rented from a local flight school?

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  1. Russ Roslewski on Dec 05, 2024

    What makes you think you can’t?

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  2. KDS on Dec 06, 2024

    You can also log it if the aircraft is stolen or unairworthy.

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  3. Mark Kolber on Dec 07, 2024

    I’m trying to understand the context of the question. Both Russ’ and KDS’ answers are correct. So long as it’s an instructional flight with an appropriately rated CFI and learner, the FAA is fine with it.

    But it sounds like there’s gotta be a “rest of the story.” Perhaps a non-affiliated CFI who is teaching in a rental aircraft in violation of the lessor/FBO/flight school/flying club rules?

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