General Aviation services

Flight Reviews

A Flight Review, formerly known as a Biennial Flight Review (BFR), is a mandatory evaluation for pilots to ensure they maintain the necessary skills and knowledge to safely operate an aircraft.

In the United States, pilots must complete a flight review every 24 calendar months to act as pilot-in-command.

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Key Components of a Flight Review

Ground Instruction
This portion involves at least one hour of training, which can be conducted in-person, online, or through a combination of both methods.
Flight Instruction
This segment requires at least one hour of flight training, focusing on evaluating and enhancing the pilot's skills, including maneuvers essential for safe flight operations.
Topics Covered:
• Aeronautical Knowledge:
Covers current aviation regulations, airspace classifications, weather interpretation techniques, and aeronautical decision-making concepts.

• Regulations:
Discusses recent updates to aviation regulations, essential changes to safety guidelines, and procedures impacting pilot operations.
Topics Covered:
• Assessment of Flight Maneuvers:
Involves essential flight maneuvers, including normal and crosswind takeoffs, landings, steep turns, and managing emergency procedures effectively.

• Evaluation of Operational Procedures:
Includes practical exercises like go-arounds, rejected takeoffs, and navigation tasks to enhance pilot response in various flight situations.

Flight Review Services

At Florida Flight Training Center, we offer comprehensive flight review services designed to meet and exceed FAA requirements.

1

Personalized Training

Our CFIs tailor the review to your experience level and flying habits.

2

Flexible Scheduling

We accommodate your schedule to make the process convenient.

3

Modern
Fleet

Train using our well-maintained aircraft equipped with the latest avionics.

4

Safety
Emphasis

We focus on enhancing your decision-making skills and emergency preparedness.

A white airplane with a propeller on the front.

Purpose and Conduct of the Flight Review

The flight review ensures pilots maintain necessary proficiency and safety standards. Conducted by a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), it's a personalized evaluation designed to identify strengths, pinpoint improvement areas, and enhance overall flight safety.
1

Not a Pass/Fail Test

The flight review is a collaborative learning experience aimed at identifying areas for improvement and ensuring the pilot is competent and safe.​
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Conducted by a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)

The review is tailored to the pilot's specific needs and experience.​
3

Alternative Programs

Completion of certain other training programs, like the FAA WINGS program, can also satisfy the flight review requirement.
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