BFR PIC?

[texasclouds]

My head hurts, I am so confused right now.

 

[PPC1052]

LOL. You mean something like The Definitive PIC Thread that management didn't sticky?

Yep!

 

[jordane93]

Yes. That is the source of the joke.

Fail on my part

 

[PPC1052]

Fail on my part

In fairness, my joke was not very funny.

 

[texasclouds]

 

[Greg Bockelman]

LOL. You mean something like The Definitive PIC Thread that management didn't sticky?

It’s been done now, Ed.

 

[EdFred]

It only took two years when did this become a government entity? LOL

 

[timwinters]

Biennial=every two years. Bi-annual=twice per year. No longer called "BFR", just "Flight Review".

As a private pilot I need one every two years, therefore it's a BFR.

 

[EdFred]

*cough* 24 calendar months *cough*

 

[Greg Bockelman]

It only took two years when did this become a government entity? LOL

Better late than never. If it were a government entity, it would still be in a subcommittee somewhere.

 

[Greg Bockelman]

OK, just to be clear you can literally log any type of pilot time in your logbook at anytime you want to as long it is not done to meet any of the recency of experience requirements in the FAR's. Let's say it takes you 1 hour to drive to airport and 1/2 hour to preflight, you fly one hour, another 1/2 hour to put aircraft away and then drive home 1 hour. You can literally log the entire time, 4 hours, as flight time as long as it is not done to meet your recency of experience requirement. Hope this helps with your question.

I beg to differ. That in no way shape or form conforms to what 61.51 says you can log.

 

[Bill Y]

I beg to differ. That in no way shape or form conforms to what 61.51 says you can log.

Sorry I was just joking around, post deleted.