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FAA Flight Review Requirements: 14 CFR 61.56 Explained
FAA flight review requirements under 14 CFR 61.56: the 24-calendar-month rule, training minimums, exceptions, simulator conditions, and logbook endorsements.
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Guides13 min read
FAA flight review requirements under 14 CFR 61.56: the 24-calendar-month rule, training minimums, exceptions, simulator conditions, and logbook endorsements.

Guides13 min read
FAA flight review requirements under 14 CFR 61.56: the 24-calendar-month rule, training minimums, exceptions, simulator conditions, and logbook endorsements.

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Learn which FAA cross-country definition applies, how to measure 50 NM, handle multi-leg flights, and document the time under §61.51.

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Learn how to record ATD, FTD, FFS, FNPT, and BITD sessions under FAA §61.51 and EASA FCL.050, including instructor and recency rules.

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Learn when FAA and EASA pilots can log actual instrument, simulated instrument, IFR, and FSTD time, including safety-pilot rules.

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Understand EASA 90-day passenger recency, night rules, IR validity, LAPL experience, and class rating revalidation in 2026.

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Compare five MyFlightbook alternatives by pricing, platforms, offline access, exports, airline tools, and migration effort.

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Compare six pilot logbook software options by verified pricing, platforms, offline access, exports, and best use case.

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When can you log PIC time? Compare FAA §61.51 with EASA FCL.050 rules for sole manipulators, instructors, students, PICUS, SPIC, and checks.

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FAA instrument currency under 14 CFR 61.57: 6-HITS, the six-calendar-month requalification window, IPC rules, simulators, and passenger currency.

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Learn how to fill out a pilot logbook under FAA and EASA rules, including PIC, night, instrument, cross-country time, and common mistakes.

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Side-by-side comparison of EASA and FAA pilot logbook rules. PIC time, night definitions, required fields, and how to maintain one logbook for both.

Comparisons14 min read
LogTen Pro costs up to $129.99/year. Compare it with Skyden: offline logging, PDF exports for 7 aviation authorities, and 20 free flight hours.

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Import your pilot logbook into Skyden from eight supported sources, including ForeFlight, LogTen, PILOTLOG, FlyLog, Swift, and the Skyden CSV Template.

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14 CFR 61.51 explained paragraph by paragraph: when you must log, required entries, PIC, SIC, instrument and training time, and who can ask to see it.

Comparisons15 min read
ForeFlight logbook alternatives for pilots who just need a dedicated logbook. Pricing, features, migration, offline use, and reliability compared.

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The NFTA submitted a 471-page proposal to overhaul FAA Part 141 flight training. Here are the 8 key recommendations and what they mean for student, career, and GA pilots.

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The best pilot logbook app for you in 2026: 10 apps compared on price, free tiers, airline roster import, iPad and Android support, and authority exports.

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What EASA FCL.050 actually requires in your pilot logbook. The 12-column AMC1 format and PIC vs co-pilot time rules.

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The +30/-30 rule isn't how night time works. Learn how civil twilight defines night for your logbook and why latitude, season, and route matter.

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An honest comparison of digital and paper pilot logbooks. No sales pitch, just the facts to help you decide what's right for your flying career.