FAA CPL IR ME acting as PIC on multi crew jet

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21st Nov 2023, 11:31

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cessna310

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FAA CPL IR ME acting as PIC on multi crew jet

Hi guys,

can FAA CPL IR ME with PIC type rating on type fly as PIC from left seat? Meeting all other requirements beside FAA ATP ticket.Best Regards….

21st Nov 2023, 11:41

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Under what regime, part 91 maybe, part 121 no.

21st Nov 2023, 12:47

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Part 91 worldwide operation

21st Nov 2023, 19:49

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Based where. You can't be a citizen of the world

24th Nov 2023, 17:04

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What do you mean by citizen of the world? Anyone can earn FAA ticket, right? Of course it’s FAA ticket flying US registry aircraft inside and out side USA.

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24th Nov 2023, 22:24

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Originally Posted by cessna310

What do you mean by citizen of the world?

c310,

I just got the impression ahwalk was only asking where your employer is based: in the USA or elsewhere. That would have an influence on what regulatory requirements your employer would face.

I don't think he was being disrespectful or jerking your chain.