I have found two questions addressing the same issue on this blog. It regards whether or not a CFI exam counts as a BFR. One article says it does, the latest one says it does not. I'm a Light Sport CFI and was told when I passed the practical flight test that it also counted as a BFR. But the examiner did not write out a separate endorsement for the BFR in my log book, only that I had passed the CFI. So am I legal or not, assuming it may have been more then 2 years since my last BFR?
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