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FAR 61.105 and 61.125
Private or commercial pilot must receive and have logged ground as well as flight training from authorized instructor or a home-study course on aeronautical knowledge. Ground training can be logged on a pre-printed training record or a PC Form/record. the amount of time spent on each required item is not required.


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