If 60 days elapsed since the last flight, what must the pilot do to stay current?

• A. Proficiency flight exam
• B. Ground safety briefing
• C. Simulator session
• D. Written test

Answer: (A)

Currency depends on recent flight experience and a 90-day window. To stay current for day VFR, you must have completed three takeoffs and three landings in an aircraft of the same category and class within the last 90 days.

If 60 days have passed since the last flight, you’re still inside that 90-day period, so you remain current. No additional action is required today to stay current. You only need to take action if more than 90 days have elapsed since your last flight, at which point you’d regain currency by performing the required takeoffs and landings (typically with a safety pilot) or by completing a flight review with an instructor, rather than a proficiency exam or other options.