biennial flight review

[jay heil]

does one need to do a biennial this year if he did a tailwheel endoorsement last year?

[d.grimm]

The way I read FAR 61.56 (2)(d), operating privilege would seem to include tailwheel endorsement. That's what I would tell my student, anyway.
Dave

[Ed Brown]

A tailwheel endorsement does not substitute for a Flight Review.

[d.grimm]

I hate it when I'm wrong. First time today, but it's still early.
Dave

[Stephen]

I think this is the first time I've ever seen Dave wrong.


You can save money on your Biannual and get it approved by getting you instrument, commericial , multi or ATP.

[Bob Jagodzinski]

Also getting a SES rating suffices for a BFR.
Bob N5656H



You can save money on your Biannual and get it approved by getting you instrument, commericial , multi or ATP.[/quote]

[Homer Landreth]

does one need to do a biennial this year if he did a tailwheel endoorsement last year?

The tailwheel endorsement flight could have satisfied the BFR if it were discussed with the CFI prior to the flight. :idea: Integrating the tailwheel endorsement requirements with the time and performance requirements of the BFR would be a relatively easy thing to do. There is no restriction on doing both at the same time.