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Airplane time only. Counted per flight as the lesser of cross-country and PIC time.

• 15 of them with an instrument instructor11.4 / 15 h3.6 h to go

  Instrument time on flights with dual received. The logbook doesn't say whether the instructor holds an instrument rating (a CFII does).

  14 CFR 61.65(d)(2)
• 3 of those within 2 calendar months of the test8.3 / 3 hMet

  For a test this month, flights since Aug 1, 2026 count.

  14 CFR 61.65(d)(2)(i)
• An instrument cross-country with an instructorCheck this flight

  Possibly Oct 5, 2026, KANE–KFCM (2 h): if it qualifies, mark it done. Under IFR on a filed flight plan: 250 nm along airways or ATC routing, an approach at each airport, three different kinds of approaches.

  Mark done
  14 CFR 61.65(d)(2)(ii)

Includes 1.5 h in training devices, counted up to 20 (61.65(j)). A basic ATD counts only up to 10 (61.65(i)); the logbook doesn't say which kind of device.

Airplane time only. Includes 1.5 h of instructor time in training devices, counted up to 50 (61.129(i)): only a full flight simulator or flight training device counts, not an ATD.

• 50 of them cross-country126.8 / 50 hMet
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(2)(ii)

Airplane time only.

• 10 hours of instrument training with a view-limiting device8.7 / 10 h1.3 h to go

  Simulated instrument time on flights with dual received.

  14 CFR 61.129(a)(3)(i)
• 5 of the instrument training hours in a single-engine airplane8.7 / 5 hMet
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(3)(i)
• 10 hours of training in a complex, turbine or technically advanced airplaneMark when done

  Answer the aircraft type questions in aircraft settings (an aircraft that comes out complex, turbine or TAA counts); or mark it done.

  Mark done
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(3)(ii)
• A 2-hour day cross-country, over 100 nm straight-lineMark when done

  Straight-line distance from the original departure point.

  Mark done
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(3)(iii)
• A 2-hour night cross-country, over 100 nm straight-lineMark when done

  Straight-line distance from the original departure point.

  Mark done
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(3)(iv)
• 3 hours preparing for the test, within 2 calendar months of it8.9 / 3 hMet

  For a test this month, flights since Aug 1, 2026 count.

  14 CFR 61.129(a)(3)(v)

Your instructor's training record shows this; the lines below are part of it.

• A 300 nm cross-country with landings at three airports, one 250 nm straight-line awayMark when done

  150 nm for the long leg in Hawaii.

  Mark done
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(4)(i)
• 5 hours of night VFR, with 10 takeoffs and 10 landings at an airport with a towerMark when done

  The logbook shows 20.9 h at night and 29 night full-stop landings in single-engine airplanes; it doesn't say which airports have a tower.

  Mark done
  14 CFR 61.129(a)(4)(ii)

The logbook export doesn't separate solo time.