Crew member part 135 on L2 Visa

[romanm]

Hi Fellows,

I have been hired by 135 charter company to fly on the right sit. The company told me that I will be able to fly domestic only cause my status is L2 Visa and CBP don't like the idea that I will be crossing the border as a crew member. I can travel freely as a tourist back and forth but not as an employee Pilot.

Any idea what is the regulatory code that they use for this and maybe if I can apply for a special permit?

Thanks a lot.

[Psych_]

I have the B1/B2 and C1D1 visa but I had to apply on it on my own with support of the airline.

[B-757]

Hi Fellows,

I have been hired by 135 charter company to fly on the right sit. The company told me that I will be able to fly domestic only cause my status is L2 Visa and CBP don't like the idea that I will be crossing the border as a crew member. I can travel freely as a tourist back and forth but not as an employee Pilot.

Any idea what is the regulatory code that they use for this and maybe if I can apply for a special permit?

Thanks a lot...The important thing here is to make sure that you can legally work in the US..Part -135 operators need an approval from the FAA, which is a government organization..You see what this means ??

Fly safe,
B-757

[vennnz]

apply for L1? or which visa?

[rudestuff]

I have the B1/B2 and C1D1 visa but I had to apply on it on my own with support of the airline.
You can't work in the US on a C1/D - that's for foreign crews visiting the US.