View Full Version : FAA BFR .... anyone available up north ?!!
nigelh
11th Sep 2018, 18:30
Just realised my BFR needs doing ... is anyone available up north ( ish ) ? Could fly to you in A109 anytime this week . Thanks .
md 600 driver
11th Sep 2018, 18:34
Why not call Adrian
Sumpor Stylee
11th Sep 2018, 20:06
Who’s Adrian?
md 600 driver
11th Sep 2018, 20:14
Local FAA CFI to NIGEL
nigelh
11th Sep 2018, 21:59
I heard he has moved away but left message on his mobile . There must be other FAA instructors up here ?!! I let mine lapse a couple of years ago but may reinstate it !
Gordy
12th Sep 2018, 04:02
I heard he has moved away but left message on his mobile . There must be other FAA instructors up here ?!! I let mine lapse a couple of years ago but may reinstate it !
Once you let it lapse the only way to re-instate is to do the ride over.
nigelh
12th Sep 2018, 12:17
Yes , thought so , but it’s quite easy when there . Maybe a quick multiple answer test then a check ride with examiner if I remember correctly. If there are no current CFI over here I may get busy doing BFR,s myself ! ( I think a BFR only needs CFI and not examiner)
nigelh
12th Sep 2018, 12:20
No luck with Adrian..... anyone else ???
Darren999
13th Sep 2018, 02:01
I will be in Surrey and Essex as of Wednesday’s next week for about a month, I can help, I’m a FAA CFII and DPE, Flew the A109 power for medieval for ages.
If I can help you let me knmow
Thanks
Darren
nigelh
13th Sep 2018, 23:06
Hi Darren , thank you for the offer . I will be in touch if I haven't found anyone before then .
Darren999
14th Sep 2018, 12:56
Your welcome Nigel, no worries...
herman the crab
15th Sep 2018, 03:38
Can recommend someone based in Peterborough if any help? Not sure which part of Yorkshire you're in but he might travel if beer included in the deal!
Let me know and I'll pm his details if you want.
HT.
nigelh
15th Sep 2018, 09:01
Many thanks for all help . Found someone for today .
misterbonkers
17th Sep 2018, 11:59
I once heard that a Fixed Wing FAA instructor can do a rotary BFR? Not sure if they need a rotary rating too? Try asking Taf at Breighton.
Gordy
18th Sep 2018, 04:40
I once heard that a Fixed Wing FAA instructor can do a rotary BFR? Not sure if they need a rotary rating too? Try asking Taf at Breighton.
Nope---can only do category and class on your certificate...unless of course it has changed in the last 20 years.
anti-talk
26th Sep 2018, 13:12
Should be in the Hull area (home) next month for about a week, plenty of 109 Experience. FAA ATP CFI/ CFII / EASA CPL approx 12K TT
Geoff