I'm a little confused about the wording and requirements for aircraft to be used in a BFR.
The regs say 61.56(c)(1) "Accomplished a flight review given in an aircraft for which that pilot is rated.."
AOPA says "A CFI checkride, IPC, complex, high-altitude, tailwheel, or other endorsements do not count as a flight review, but they can occur at the same time" (without giving a reference).
Regarding a checkout and BFR being simultaneous, if "rating" includes endorsements, then technically you couldn't give a pilot a flight review in such an aircraft until you had endorsed him/her for the airplane. So either AOPA is wrong here or "rating" does not include such endorsements in the FAA's view.
The reason I ask it I logged a students BFR and then additional endorsements in the same airplane, in that order. The dates are the same, but the order shows it as such.
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