Biennial Flight Review Single-engine Cessna, Piper and other makes are available for hire for your BFR or IPC if you wish

All pilots who fly as pilot in command using US FAA qualifications must, with a few exceptions, take a Biennial Flight Review with a flight instructor holding FAA qualifications. A Biennial Flight Review (BFR) is current for 24 calendar months. The BFR is a minimum of one hour of flight and one hour of ground instruction. The flight requires a review of the manoeuvres and procedures necessary for the pilot to demonstrate that he/she can fly safely. The ground instruction can cover a wide range of topics but always includes a review of the current general operating and flight rules of Part 91 of the US Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR). The BFR can be taken outside the United States and a non-US registered aircraft can be used. The material above is a simplification of the regulations and the full details are given in Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations - the FAR - part 61.56

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