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Does an IPC count as a BFR?



 
 
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Old March 12th 04, 04:42 AM
Larry Jenkins
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Default Does an IPC count as a BFR?

Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last BFR,
do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??

Thanks in advance,

Larry


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Old March 12th 04, 05:46 AM
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An IPC in itself does not. Unless the instructor endorsed your logbook as
having given a flight review at the same time as your IPC, no it does not
count. Not all CFII's can give BFR's.


"Larry Jenkins" wrote in message
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Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last

BFR,
do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??

Thanks in advance,

Larry




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Old March 12th 04, 05:52 AM
Larry Jenkins
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Thanks for clarifying, Brad.

Larry
"Brad Z" wrote in message
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An IPC in itself does not. Unless the instructor endorsed your logbook as
having given a flight review at the same time as your IPC, no it does not
count. Not all CFII's can give BFR's.


"Larry Jenkins" wrote in message
...
Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last

BFR,
do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??

Thanks in advance,

Larry






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Old March 12th 04, 06:01 AM
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Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last BFR,
do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??


Yes. An IPC and a BFR are different, and they cover different aspects of
flying. However, both can be covered in the same flight if you tell the
instructor that's what you want (and he is qualified to do both). The flight
will probably be longer, but not as long as two separate checkrides.

Jose

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Old March 12th 04, 03:32 PM
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In a similar vein, does an instrument checkride count as a BFR? I
thought it did since it added a rating to the ticket.

-Cory

Teacherjh wrote:
:
: Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
: this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last BFR,
: do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??
:

: Yes. An IPC and a BFR are different, and they cover different aspects of
: flying. However, both can be covered in the same flight if you tell the
: instructor that's what you want (and he is qualified to do both). The flight
: will probably be longer, but not as long as two separate checkrides.

: Jose

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Old March 12th 04, 04:45 PM
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I generally just combine the two and request that the BFR be inclusive of an
IPC. That's where I always seem to need the work.


"Brad Z" wrote in message
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An IPC in itself does not. Unless the instructor endorsed your logbook as
having given a flight review at the same time as your IPC, no it does not
count. Not all CFII's can give BFR's.


"Larry Jenkins" wrote in message
...
Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last

BFR,
do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??

Thanks in advance,

Larry






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Old March 12th 04, 05:39 PM
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"Brad Z" wrote in message news:wgb4c.9456$bP2.70125@attbi_s53...
Not all CFII's can give BFR's.

You've lost me there. Why not?

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Old March 12th 04, 05:50 PM
Brad Z
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If your flight instructor certificate only has a "instrument-airplane"
rating (i.e. no airplane single engine or Airplane multi engine)

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"Brad Z" wrote in message

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Not all CFII's can give BFR's.

You've lost me there. Why not?



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Old March 12th 04, 05:56 PM
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Yes it does, its a rating on a pilot certificate.

14 CFR 61.56(d)
A person who has, within the period specified in paragraph (c) of this
section, passed a pilot proficiency check conducted by an examiner, an
approved pilot check airman, or a U.S. Armed Force, for a pilot certificate,
rating, or operating privilege need not accomplish the flight review
required
by this section.

wrote in message
...
In a similar vein, does an instrument checkride count as a BFR? I
thought it did since it added a rating to the ticket.

-Cory

Teacherjh wrote:
:
: Okay, I've read the regulations and still can't figure out the answer to
: this question: If I received an IPC from a CFII one year after my last

BFR,
: do I need to get another BFR in 12 months or 24 months from now??
:

: Yes. An IPC and a BFR are different, and they cover different aspects

of
: flying. However, both can be covered in the same flight if you tell the
: instructor that's what you want (and he is qualified to do both). The

flight
: will probably be longer, but not as long as two separate checkrides.

: Jose

: --
: (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address)

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* - learn what you don't know, *
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