FAA BFR Preparation
I'm presuming it's for a PPL single engine BFR? In that case probably about 2 hours with an instructor, about an hour spent answering questions about chart symbols, airspace, regulations and procedures etc, maybe have to plan a nav leg. The flying pretty much like any dual check you could expect. Nothing much to worry about, just a check of your basic knowledge and to see if you can still fly safely.
Join Date: May 2005
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I've found Jackie Spanitz' "Guide to the BFR" is very useful prep for the ground based element of the review. It's available from the usual aviation catalogues and also from a well known Internet bookshop.
