Your SEP Rating needs to be revalidated every 2 years. As long as you have done 12 hours of SEP flying (12 take-offs and landings) during the last 12 months of your SEP (of which a minimum of 6 hours was as pilot in command), you just need a signed off 1 hour dual flight with an instructor at some point in those 12 months.
Why don’t you incorporate UPRT, Better Landings, Emergencies or Aerobatics into your flight?
This will be 1 hour in the T67M260 Slingsby Firefly, including a comprehensive brief and debrief, along with instructor signoff of your SEP. The flight will be tailored to you by one of our highly skilled and experienced instructors, so that you get the maximum benefit of your time with us.
If your SEP has expired, or you do not have the flying experience above, you will need to do a Proficiency Check with an Examiner in an aircraft that you are solo competent. This is not normally something that is done with us as it will require a conversion to our aircraft, the T67M260 (unless you have previous experience on type). The proficiency check itself is a flight test of your general handling skills and is normally around 1 hour. It can be taken up to 3 months before your SEP expiry date (if it has not expired).
