Currency & Recency

Am I legal to fly?

Enter a few dates and see your GACAR Part 61 recency and medical validity at a glance — current, expiring soon, or lapsed. Everything stays in your browser; nothing is stored or sent.

A study aid, not a logbook of record. It applies the standard GACAR Part 61 intervals; type ratings, operator rules and special authorisations can be stricter. Your medical's validity is the expiry printed on the certificate (GACAR §67.7).

Passenger currency — day

3 take-offs & 3 landings in the last 90 days (same category/class/type) — GACAR Part 61.

Date of the earliest of your last 3 take-offs & landings

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Passenger currency — night

3 take-offs & 3 full-stop landings at night (1 hr after sunset to 1 hr before sunrise) in 90 days — Part 61.

Date of the earliest of your last 3 night full-stop landings

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Instrument recency

6 instrument approaches, holding, and intercepting/tracking in the last 6 calendar months — Part 61.

Date you last completed the required instrument tasks

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Flight review

Required within the last 24 calendar months to act as a required crew member — Part 61.

Date of your last flight review / proficiency check

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Medical certificate

Validity is the expiry date printed on the certificate — GACAR Part 67 (§67.7).

Class Expiry date printed on your medical

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