Guide to the Flight Review for Pilots and Instructors - Blair, Jason
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"Guide to the Flight Review is an excellent question-and-answer study tool for applicants and instructors alike. Use it when you're gearing up for a Flight Review or as a general refresher. This guide informs both pilots and flight instructors about the exam, and lists questions with succinct answers that will help them pass their flight review. It is also useful for FAA-designated examiners for keeping track of how to conduct a flight review, and the steps and requirements laid out by the FAA. The flight review must include one hour of ground instruction as well as one hour of flight…mehr

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"Guide to the Flight Review is an excellent question-and-answer study tool for applicants and instructors alike. Use it when you're gearing up for a Flight Review or as a general refresher. This guide informs both pilots and flight instructors about the exam, and lists questions with succinct answers that will help them pass their flight review. It is also useful for FAA-designated examiners for keeping track of how to conduct a flight review, and the steps and requirements laid out by the FAA. The flight review must include one hour of ground instruction as well as one hour of flight instruction. The information provided in this book may be used by instructors to fulfill these requirements"--
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Jason Blair is an active instructor and FAA-designated pilot examiner who has worked for many years in the aviation training industry. He has flown and instructed in more than 90 makes and models of general aviation aircraft, and through his experience has learned enough to share some knowledge that may be useful to others. He writes for multiple aviation publications and has worked for and with aviation associations and the FAA as an industry representative within the general aviation community.