Can FAA CFI fly right seat in Europe in N-Reg?

[Rami72]

Can I as an FAA CFI fly over Europe giving flight instruction in aircraft registered in the US?

[BillieBob]

Yes, provided that it is not flight instruction for an EASA licence, rating or certificate.

[B2N2]

Originally Posted by Rami72

Can I as an FAA CFI fly over Europe giving flight instruction in aircraft registered in the US?

Wasn't something changed in recent years if you are a European resident?
You need both EASA and FAA if you're flying an N-reg as PIC?
It was an attempt to close the N-reg loophole in Europa-land.

So I'd venture to say you can give a flight review to a dual rated pilot whose has not expired yet and is acting PIC.
Find out yourself about the residency thing as I don't know where to find the applicable European references.

[Rami72]

Originally Posted by B2N2

Wasn't something changed in recent years if you are a European resident?
You need both EASA and FAA if you're flying an N-reg as PIC?
It was an attempt to close the N-reg loophole in Europa-land.

So I'd venture to say you can give a flight review to a dual rated pilot whose has not expired yet and is acting PIC.
Find out yourself about the residency thing as I don't know where to find the applicable European references.

Actually I am not an European resident. In this case I can fly aircraft registered elsewhere other then Europe?