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This flight review outline will help you not only accomplish the objective required by the Federal Aviation Regulations, but also help review areas most likely to cause aviation accidents.
Flight Review. The flight review is required by Federal Aviation Regulations for all pilots who intend to act as pilot in command of an aircraft. This Safety Advisor provides guidance to pilots and flight instructors for the conduct of flight reviews and to convey current FAA interpretations of Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Section 61.56.
The following is a list of questions designed to help you prepare for your Bi-Annual Flight Review. What is the duration of validity for your medical certificate? What class of medical certificate is required to exercise the privileges of your pilot license?
Flight Review Checklist. Pre-Flight Portion. 1. _____ Review quiz. 2. _____ Oral discussion with emphasis on FAR Part 91. 3. _____ Preflight Planning Procedures. 4. _____ Preflight of aircraft. 5. _____ Use of checklists. 6. _____ Preflight of engine instruments. 7. _____ Preflight of avionics before takeoff. 8. _____ Starting Procedures. 9.
1. Scheduling and Preparing for the BFR. 2. On the Ground: Ground Instruction and Briefing. 3. In the Air: Flight Training and Evaluation. Common Misconceptions and Controversies Surrounding the BFR. Tips and Recommendations for a Successful BFR. Additional Resources for Further Information. Conclusion.
By flying with a flight instructor, you can complete a flight review and get back in the pilot's seat in no time. Here’s a brief look at seven big things that have changed in general aviation over the last few years. 1. It’s Not a “Biennial” Flight Review Anymore
I have received a flight review, which consisted of the ground instruction and flight maneuvers and procedures noted above and on the attached and signed checkout sheet.
