Biennial flight review (Flight bag series)

I have the full "Flight Bag series" and I generally find them a very unique resource. I especially like the Rules of Thumb - it has all those little formulas that many of us have a hard time keeping right at the tip of our tongues.The BFR guide is a nice orderly way to approach a flight review. Topics are laid out in a good logical sequence, and if you find yourself going through it thinking "yeah, I know all that" - then you're probably ready for your flight review.The one criticism I have is that it could use a little updating here and there. I didn't find anything at all on Basic Med, and the information on transponders and so forth is outdated since the ADSB rules went into effect back in 2020.It's definitely worth the price though - I'd encourage all pilots to keep a set of these in the flight bag...they make a much easier to use reference than most of the alternatives I've seen.

These are great little books for the locker or flight bag. Just the gouge you need to brush up before a check ride. Have used these for years and an IP and a student. Always get asked where I get them. I picked them up in some pilot shop traveling.....Old ones were getting ragged. lots of notes and corrections.Now its easy to replace them and tell everyone they are on amazon.

Muy buena información, buen resumen para mantenerse actualizado o encontrar resúmenes para repasar o estudiar

Spend more time concentrating on your areas for improvement when you already posses the fundamental knowledge. Do the prep. This book accomplishes that. A quick, easy read.

This was recommended to me by a CFI as it has all the stuff you should review for your biennial flight review. Highly recommended. I also bought the one for the instrument refresher course, it's call Instrument Flight Review

Great way to review

Used it for my BFR and did very well as a result.

Nice way for the basics for the BFR. Nicely laid out and can even write on the pages.