Work in the Caribbean
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Thanks Panama Jack,very nice map.Can someone use JAA license to fly in the islands that belong to European countries?most aircrafts are european registered or with american registration?
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Depends on the islands (and I admit I don't know all).
French Overseas territories (ie, Martinique) yes, all "F-" aircraft. I understand Dutch Antilles runs under the JAR system. On the US possessions, yes, N-registered aircraft. Even some non-US places, like the Turks & Caicos, supposedly favor the FAA system.
French Overseas territories (ie, Martinique) yes, all "F-" aircraft. I understand Dutch Antilles runs under the JAR system. On the US possessions, yes, N-registered aircraft. Even some non-US places, like the Turks & Caicos, supposedly favor the FAA system.
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Re: Work in the Caribbean
in saying that would 12-1300 hours TT be enough to put you in good stead for a gig?
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