Pilot Services
Flight Review / BFR
A useful proficiency review built around the way you actually fly—not a generic box-checking exercise.
Program at a glance
- Meets the flight-review framework of 14 CFR § 61.56
- Ground and flight content tailored to your experience and recent flying
- Aircraft control, takeoffs and landings, emergency procedures, and risk management
- Airspace, regulations, weather, and operating decisions
- Clear debrief and next-step proficiency recommendations
The training roadmap
1. Before We Fly
- Discuss certificates, experience, and recent activity
- Review the missions and aircraft you fly
- Set focused objectives for the review
2. Ground Review
- Airspace, operating rules, and current regulations
- Weather, performance, and risk management
- Scenario-based aeronautical decision-making
3. Flight Proficiency
- Core aircraft control and energy management
- Takeoffs, landings, and go-arounds
- Emergency procedures and practical scenarios
4. Debrief & Endorsement
- Identify strengths and useful next steps
- Address any remaining proficiency gaps
- Complete the endorsement when standards are met
Built for real proficiency
A flight review is an opportunity to sharpen judgment and rebuild margins. The content is adjusted to your experience, recent activity, and the kind of flying you plan to do next.
Modern cockpit, disciplined fundamentals
The RV-12iS offers a modern glass environment without letting avionics replace basic aircraft control, navigation, communication, or sound decisions.
Time is based on proficiency
Regulatory minimums do not guarantee completion. If additional work is useful, you will receive a clear explanation and an efficient plan.