FAR 91.213 Explained: Can You Fly With Broken Equipment? A Student Pilot’s Guide
You arrive at the airplane for your lesson or checkride and notice something isn’t working. A light is out. A gauge looks dead. The first question that comes to mind...
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FAR 61.56 Explained: The Flight Review (BFR) — Requirements, Myths, and What You Really Need to Know
FAR 61.56 governs the flight review—often still called the “BFR”—but it’s one of the most misunderstood regulations in aviation. Contrary to popular belief, a flight review is not a checkride,...
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FAR 91.225 Explained: ADS-B Out Requirements Made Simple for Student Pilots
ADS-B Out is required for most controlled airspace in the United States, and understanding FAR 91.225 is essential for every student pilot. This guide breaks down what ADS-B is, the...
