BFR (Biennial flight review)
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From what I have read in other forums it is possible as long as its done by an FAA CFI. Same thing for the Instrument proficiency check.
FAR 61.56 & 61.57
FAR 61.56 & 61.57
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No it does not need to be on a N registered aircraft.
(1) Accomplished a flight review given in an aircraft
for which that pilot is rated by an authorized
instructor;
that`s it...
In South Korea, Japan, China where there are a ton of FAA CFIs they do BFRs on local registered ACs...
When I was at SUSIAIR, the FAA rated pilots would do their BFRs on the Caravan with an FAA CFI....
(1) Accomplished a flight review given in an aircraft
for which that pilot is rated by an authorized
instructor;
that`s it...
In South Korea, Japan, China where there are a ton of FAA CFIs they do BFRs on local registered ACs...
When I was at SUSIAIR, the FAA rated pilots would do their BFRs on the Caravan with an FAA CFI....
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Does not need to happen on an N-Reg, so long as the check airman is a current FAA CFI and also holds a licence for the state in which the check aircraft is registered as it is a commercial flight then it is possible.
Does not need to happen on an N-Reg, so long as the check airman is a current FAA CFI and also holds a licence for the state in which the check aircraft is registered as it is a commercial flight then it is possible.
