hi
Originally Posted by
2Donkeys
This isn't a grey area.
A pilot who holds a VALID UK-issued PPL, and a Part 61.75 FAA-issued licence with current BFR is legal to fly an N-reg aircraft both inside and outside the USA in accordance with any limitations of the underlying UK licence, and those applicable to the FAA certificate.
Which opens up the whole can of worms that allowed this flight to take place without an AOC.
I suggest the passenger thought he was on a regulated charter flight and not a micky mouse adventure flown by a person whose day job was a gas fitter.
It makes you question why anyone bothers to get a commercial licence when you can fly passengers across Europe with little more than a PPL.