I am currently doing my IFR training under part 61 and am questioning whether or not flying to a destination greater than 50nm and performing a missed approach would qualify as X-Country time, for the purpose of meeting the IFR aeronautical experience of 50hrs. It seems that my CFII believes this is X-Country time eventhough no landing was made at the destination. Is this correct, or does the approach need to terminate in a landing?
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