Bi-Annual Flight Reviews & Instrument Proficiency Checks
Stay current, safe, and compliant. All training conducted in accordance with FAA standards.
Flight Review (BFR)
Pilots must complete a Flight Review every 24 calendar months to legally act as Pilot in Command (PIC).
- Minimum 1 hour of ground instruction
- Estimated 1.5 hour of flight instruction
- Conducted with a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
Review Topics May Include
- Review of current FAA regulations
- Airspace and operating rules
- Aircraft systems and procedures
- Normal and emergency maneuvers
- Takeoffs, landings, and pattern work
- Risk management and decision making
Who This Is For
- Pilots approaching their 24-month Flight Review deadline
- Pilots who want to improve proficiency and safety
- Pilots returning to flying after a short break
Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC)
Instrument Currency Requirements
Within the previous 6 calendar months, pilots must complete:
- 6 instrument approaches
- Holding procedures
- Intercepting and tracking courses
If currency is not met: Pilots enter a 6-month grace period to regain currency with a safety pilot or instructor.
After 12 months without currency: An IPC with a certified instructor is required.
2.5 hrs
Flight Instruction (est.)
IPC Training May Include
- Instrument approaches
- Holding patterns
- IFR navigation procedures
- Partial panel operations
- IFR regulations and procedures
- Emergency and abnormal situations
Recurrent Training for Pilots
If you haven't flown in a while, we can help you safely return to the cockpit. Training can be customized depending on how long you have been away from flying and your previous experience level.
Recurrent Training Options Include
- Refresher flight training
- Aircraft systems review
- Radio communication practice
- Airspace and regulations review
- Confidence-building flight time with an instructor
