Minimum to SIt in right seat of N reg Citation

[Wacked]

I have been asked to sit in the right seat of an N reg citation flown privately. I have a Jaa atpl with the appropriate rating. Whats the minimum FAA license I require to sit in the right seat.

[specialbrew]

If the aircraft and left seater are cerified for single pilot ops, you dont need a pilot license at all to sit right seat!

[PURPLE PITOT]

As my learned colleague said above, but with the caveat that it must be one of the citations certified as single pilot, not a multi crew model flown under a single pilot waiver, as these are not recognised in europe.

[NuName]

Otherwise a FAA PPL with an appropriate SIC type rating if flown outside the USA. Also FCC radio permit.

[galaxy flyer]

The minimum FAA license would be a Private with multi-engine and instrument ratings, IF non-commercial; if getting compensation , you have to have a CPL. Compensation is very broadly interpreted by the FAA, logging time can be considered compensation, if it is used to gain experience for a higher class of license. If operated outside the US, you would need a SIC rating in the plane.

GF

[NuName]

Correct, I forgot to mention the instrument and multi but if you have the SIC then you have the multi.

[Wacked]

Thanks all. I had a chat with a really helpful guy in the FAA international office. He basically said the same thing. Get FAA PPL based on JAA license and do a check ride in aircraft or sim for the rating.