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The Biennial Flight Review (usually abbreviated BFR) is a test required for every active pilot in the United States at least every two years. The examination consists of an in-flight review with a qualified instructor.
Failure to achieve or successfully complete this review will lead to the suspension of pilot privledges until completed. Long-time inactive pilots must complete this review to the satisfaction of the instructor before resuming solo or passenger carrying flight status.
