(Paul Tomblin) wrote in
:

In a previous article, "David Brooks"
said:
That's the only comment so far from the TSA on the docket. As written,
it leaves open some questions. For example, it seems to allow you to
switch instructors during training, depending on whether you read the
letter in the narrow context of the rule. At a stretch, you could even
say you are in perpetual training from the day of your first lesson.

My biggest question remains if BFRs count as training.



EAA seems to think that recurrent training is not considered flight
training. http://www.eaa.org/communications/ea...ienupdate.html

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