I have a commercial certificate (SE) and I'm going for a BFR. It's been many years since I've flown so I'll need a few hours practice. Due to the age and condition of many of the SE aircraft available to me, I'm considering conducting these dual hours in an LSA aircraft, specifically a Remos G3. My question is, can my Commercial priveleges be endorsed based on training in this type of aircraft?
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