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Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

5th Apr 2019, 12:18

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EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

Not according to the UK ANO Art 150

Not according to the UK ANO Art 150

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

19th Mar 2019, 12:30

Replies: 39

EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

That depends upon the National legislation of the...

That depends upon the National legislation of the State of registration. In the UK all EASA licences are valid on G Reg Annex I aircraft (Annex II ceased to exist last year when the basic regulation...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

9th Dec 2016, 20:11

Replies: 39

EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

Not so sure about the being paid, The DGAC might...

Not so sure about the being paid, The DGAC might have something to say about remunerated operation in a foreighn registered aircraft!

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

7th Dec 2016, 23:06

Replies: 39

EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

As I understand it tipech is referring to the...

As I understand it tipech is referring to the holder of a National Licence operating under CFR61.3 without being the holder of a CFR61.75 Certificate.

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

7th Dec 2016, 16:14

Replies: 39

EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

FAA rules permit you to operate an N Reg in any...

FAA rules permit you to operate an N Reg in any State using a Licence issued by that State. It places no limitations other than those included on the licence being used. So if you can fly IFR in...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

21st May 2016, 07:46

Replies: 39

EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

Aircraft not registered in the EEA may only to be...

Aircraft not registered in the EEA may only to be used for aerial work such as parachute dropping, crop spraying, banner towing, aerial display or flight training[1] in the UK where the operator (or...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

20th May 2016, 11:24

Replies: 39

EASA License flying N Reg

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Posted By Whopity

The ability to fly another country's aircraft...

The ability to fly another country's aircraft with an ICAO licence issued by another State is only recommended by ICAO for non-commercial operations.

You can fly a Annex II (non EASA) G Reg in...

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