FAA BFR in UK
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FAA BFR in UK
Hi,
I appreciate this may have been done to death but the most recent thread I could find was 2004 so I expect things may have changed.
You can probably guess I am looking to do my FAA BFR. Have have not flown for a while, so I am most definitley out of practice! I also have an FAA IR so if I'm not biting off more than I can chew I might also consider renewing that at the same time (although I am open to suggestions if that sounds a little crazy).
I have reserarched and spoken to some very helpful people (BFR instructors) but I wanted to look at doing something in around the South Western part of the UK, if there are any such providers.
If anyone has any ideas please let me know.
Also, would I be able to combine the BFR with a flight to one of the Southwest airfields, Perranporth/St. Marys (hence asking about the Southwest), as a dual excercise in familiarity? Or again is that a crazy idea?
Regards
df1
I appreciate this may have been done to death but the most recent thread I could find was 2004 so I expect things may have changed.
You can probably guess I am looking to do my FAA BFR. Have have not flown for a while, so I am most definitley out of practice! I also have an FAA IR so if I'm not biting off more than I can chew I might also consider renewing that at the same time (although I am open to suggestions if that sounds a little crazy).
I have reserarched and spoken to some very helpful people (BFR instructors) but I wanted to look at doing something in around the South Western part of the UK, if there are any such providers.
If anyone has any ideas please let me know.
Also, would I be able to combine the BFR with a flight to one of the Southwest airfields, Perranporth/St. Marys (hence asking about the Southwest), as a dual excercise in familiarity? Or again is that a crazy idea?
Regards
df1
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There are loads of freelance FAA CFI/CFII instructors around the UK.
If you don't get a PM from here, try posting in the Instructors forum because many JAA instructors picked up an FAA CFI/CFII along the way.
If you don't get a PM from here, try posting in the Instructors forum because many JAA instructors picked up an FAA CFI/CFII along the way.
