Flight Reviews (BFR)
Your Biennial Flight Review doesn't have to be a checkbox. Make it count with a tailwheel or mountain flying focus.
What It Is
Per 14 CFR 61.56, every certificated pilot must complete a flight review with a CFI at least every 24 calendar months to act as pilot in command. The minimum requirement is one hour of ground instruction and one hour of flight – but we think your BFR should be more than the minimum.
At Rocky Mountain Pilots, we tailor your flight review to your goals. Want to shake off rust? We'll focus on your weak areas. Want to add a tailwheel endorsement at the same time? We can structure the BFR to accomplish both. Heading to the mountains? We'll make sure you're ready.
Who It's For
- Any certificated pilot due for their biennial flight review
- Pilots who want a meaningful review, not just a minimum-hours checkbox
- Pilots planning mountain flying who want a mountain-focused BFR
- Pilots looking to combine their BFR with a tailwheel endorsement
BFR Options
Standard BFR
Ground review of regulations and aeronautical knowledge, followed by flight covering maneuvers and airwork appropriate to your certificate and recent experience.
Minimum 2 hours total (1 ground + 1 flight)
Mountain Flying BFR
Standard BFR content plus focused mountain flying ground school and flight training. Covers density altitude, terrain avoidance, and Rocky Mountain conditions.
Half to full day
Tailwheel BFR
Complete your BFR while simultaneously working toward your tailwheel endorsement. Efficient use of time and instructor fees for pilots pursuing both.
Varies by experience level
Prerequisites
- Valid FAA Pilot Certificate (Private or higher)
- Current medical certificate or BasicMed
- Logbook for review
How to Get Started
Contact us to schedule your flight review. If you're due for a BFR and have a specific focus in mind – tailwheel, mountain flying, or general rust-removal – let us know and we'll tailor the session accordingly.
Schedule Your BFR