A flight review (often called a BFR) is the FAA-required check every pilot must complete every 24 calendar months to keep flying legally. It includes at least one hour of ground review and one hour of flight, covering regulations, airspace, and maneuvers. Aerotech makes it efficient, friendly, and genuinely useful.

What to expect

Your instructor will review current regulations, airspace, and weather decision-making on the ground, then fly with you to confirm your maneuvers and judgment are sharp. It is not a test you can fail — it is an opportunity to knock the rust off and fly your best. Many pilots use it to brush up on something specific, like Class Bravo operations or short-field landings.

Answers

Flight Review (BFR) in West Jordan, Utah — FAQs

How much does a flight review cost?
At Aerotech, a standard flight review is about $135 plus aircraft time if you use one of ours. The exact total depends on how much flying you need to demonstrate currency.
Can a flight review be failed?
No — it is not a pass/fail test. If more practice is needed, your instructor simply continues until you meet standards, then endorses your logbook.
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