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Msg ID: 2763056 Operating N registered aircraft in Europe +0/-1     
Author:Francesco
1/25/2023 8:39:17 AM

My employer operates N- registered aircraft in EASA country. Pilots are FAA rated and comply with FAA rules as far as licensing and currecncy requirements are concerned. When it comes to flight time and duty limitations we also follow Part91 which allows us to  accumulate significantly more flight and duty hours than our European counterparts operating under EASA rules. Is this legal? or do we have to follow EASA rules as well?



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Msg ID: 2763229 There is no such thing as a 14 hour duty day! +0/-1     
Author:There is a 10 hour rest requirement!
1/26/2023 3:39:57 PM

Reply to: 2763141

You can be on duty as long as you want, you just can't fly an aircraft under Part 135 unless you can show a 10 hour rest in the preceeding 24hrs from the planned completion of the flight.

 

So, who you referring to as dummies/morons when you assert there is a "14 hour duty day"



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Msg ID: 2763238 There is no such thing as a 14 hour duty day! +0/-0     
Author:oh ok thanks for that
1/26/2023 4:08:44 PM

Reply to: 2763229

lol



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Msg ID: 2763251 Some pilots are mistaken to think they must be off by hour 14 +1/-0     
Author:FARs Do not require that!
1/26/2023 5:47:39 PM

Reply to: 2763238
And it's idiotic to think so. Oh you and the company can require duty periods much longer than 14 hours just can't plan to fly past the 14 hour. And you're welcome for that.


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Msg ID: 2763252 Some pilots are mistaken to think they must be off by hour 14 +0/-1     
Author:yeah
1/26/2023 5:49:38 PM

Reply to: 2763251

that's only been said a million times and we know but thanks for showing up 10 years later



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Msg ID: 2763180 As long as you... +1/-2     
Author:stay private Part 91...
1/26/2023 8:40:53 AM

Reply to: 2763056
and not for hire then you're okay. Perform any for hire work under an N reg in EASA land then things change to include remaining under an N reg.


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Msg ID: 2763201 As long as you... +1/-1     
Author:try reading the question next time
1/26/2023 1:03:03 PM

Reply to: 2763180

thanks



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Msg ID: 2763300 i did... +0/-0     
Author:perhaps you...
1/27/2023 8:35:01 AM

Reply to: 2763201
never worked in the eu with an n reg. as the rotor turns.


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Msg ID: 2763478 Operating N registered aircraft in Europe +0/-0     
Author:Foreign
1/29/2023 3:08:38 AM

Reply to: 2763056

14 CFR 91.703(a)



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