Ok I'm studying for Air Law PPL exam and reading through the articles see article 32 and Licences of personel.
States - pilot shall hold licences issued by the state in wich the aircraft is registered.
OK that's the "staff answer" for the PPL exam but it makes me wonder if this is actualy practical for private flying.
So, what happens if you are a UK PPL and go to the USA on holiday. Whilst you are there you hire an aircraft (ovbiously need a check flight if you haven't used them before) to see the sites and decide that you want to pop over to Canada for the day.
You are on an international flight using a US registered Aircraft and your licence was issued in the UK. Is this legal according to ICAO???
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