In plain english: is completing an FAA biennial flight review according to 14 CFR 61.56
required to be able to exercise the privileges of an airman's PPL license issued under 14 CFR 61.
75 ?
section 61.75 describes the ruling for a
piggyback FAA license "based on a foreign PPL"; (EASA PPL(H) and its rating are eligible)
section 61.56 among other things mandates a flight review "
every 24 months"
YES would mean I'd have to do my annual prof. check in EASA land + a FAA light review (1h ground, 1h in flight) every two years.
NO means the FAA license issued under sect. 61.75 is a true piggy back, whose validity is directly synchronized to the EASA license's, it is just paperwork.
Anyone here got himself a FAA license under sect. 61.75 recently (EASA time)?
Those sections are really good at hyperlinking to each other.