Know the rules. Fly current.
Short, practical explanations of the EASA rules every private and commercial pilot runs into, with the exact references so you can check the source.
- FCL.060(b)(1)FCL.060(b)(2)
The EASA 90-day rule (FCL.060): when may you carry passengers?
3 take-offs and landings in 90 days: what counts, how night recency works, and how to work out your exact date.
Read guide - FCL.050AMC1 FCL.050
Is an electronic pilot logbook allowed under EASA? (FCL.050 explained)
What Part-FCL requires of a pilot logbook, which details each entry needs, and what to check before you go paperless.
Read guide - FCL.740.A(b)(1)FCL.740
SEP class rating revalidation by experience (FCL.740.A) explained
12 hours, 6 PIC, 12 landings and a 1-hour flight with an instructor: how to keep your SEP rating valid without a check flight.
Read guide - FCL.050
How to switch from a paper logbook to a digital pilot logbook
Carry forward totals or enter every flight? A practical plan for going digital without losing a single hour.
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