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FAR 61.56 — required every 24 calendar months.
FAR 61.57(c) — 6 approaches + holding + course tracking in 6 months, OR an IPC.
FAR 61.57(a)/(b) — 3 takeoffs and landings in the preceding 90 days to carry passengers. Night requires 3 full-stop landings to the next 90-day reset.
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Flight Review (BFR): required every 24 calendar months under FAR 61.56 to act as pilot in command. Minimum one hour ground plus one hour flight with a CFI.
Instrument currency: FAR 61.57(c) requires six approaches plus holding and course intercepting/tracking in the preceding six calendar months. Falls outside that window? An IPC restores currency.
Medical: validity depends on class and pilot age. BasicMed has its own 4-year medical exam cycle plus a 2-year online course requirement.
Passenger and night currency: FAR 61.57(a) requires 3 takeoffs and landings in the preceding 90 days to carry passengers. Night carrying requires 3 full-stop landings at night in the same 90 days.
Aloft360 tracks BFR, IPC, medical, and 90-day currency per member, with admin alerts 60 days before expiry and booking-time enforcement that blocks lapsed pilots from reserving an aircraft.
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