Originally Posted by inky13
(Post 423221)
Here's a question, pertaining to IPC's and stuff:
So I got my CFI-I in March, then I got my CFI-A in June (Backwards, I know, that's Embry-Riddle for you). I found out today that the CFI-A does not count as a BFR, which makes sense considering the fact that the BFR is for my commercial license, seperate from my CFI-A license. What's concerning me now is does the CFI-I checkride count towards an IPC? If so, would I had to have the check airman sign my logbook for an IPC? If you were outside of 12 months, then an IPC would be required. The CFII ride does not automatically count for an IPC or BFR unless you got a seperate endorsement. Pilot certificate checkrides automatically count as BFR's: Private, IR, COMM, ATP. Instructor rides DO NOT count as BFRs. Thue should, but the FARs are worded funny on that. However anytime you take an instructor ride, you should get the examiner to give you a BFR endorsement, just to restart your clock...it's simply a matter of reminding them to do it. |
Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 423434)
Pilot certificate checkrides automatically count as BFR's: Private, IR, COMM, ATP.
Instructor rides DO NOT count as BFRs. Thue should, but the FARs are worded funny on that. However anytime you take an instructor ride, you should get the examiner to give you a BFR endorsement, just to restart your clock...it's simply a matter of reminding them to do it. Here's the FAA interpretation: http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/.../2008/levy.pdf |
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