B License manuevers

[fundgh 0]

Must there be a qualified witness to the manuevers requirement for a B-license? OR is it something that you put in your log book, and have it signed off later?

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[bch7773 0]

I always assumed that you did the little set of manuevers on your check-dive, and so an instructor would be there to see it, and it gives you something to do on the check-dive.

thats how I did it for my A license manuevers/check-dive.

MB 3528, RB 1182

[pilotdave 0]

There is no B license check dive. When you fill out the B application you just write which jump you did it on. In theory if someone checks your logbook, there should be some proof in there that you completed the maneuvers on that jump. But as far as I know, no actual witness is necessary. Then again I could be wrong.

Dave

[Unstable 9]

I think that this is kind of a grey area you may need to get help from your Neighborhood S&TA to help you wade through .
Blue Skies,

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[kallend 2,028]

All jumps required for a license or rating need to be appropriately logged. - Since you have to study the SIM for the license test anyway, look it up.

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[kingbunky 3]

i'm pretty sure the cspa requires a coach-2 to witness the maneuver series, either in air, on video, or from the ground, but it does have to be witnessed.

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MB4252 TDS699
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[fundgh 0]

I was told that it had to be witnessed by one S&TA and to have it in my logbook by another... I am not sure which it is. I guess I will have to get some video of it.

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