If you are proficient, WINGS is quicker and cheaper. If you can do the maneuvers
to PTS standards the first time your done. No three hours.


On Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:04:20 -0500, Dallas
wrote:


I always thought taking a wings seminar was a simple way to get your BFR
out of the way. After a little Internet research it seems they require
three hours of dual flight instruction to qualify as a BFR. Is that
correct?

It would be much easier and cheaper to just do the BFR.. I don't see the
incentive for the Wings Program as a substitute for a BFR. (Other than the
education... )

GeorgeC