Countries operating under FAA regs

[rotormandan]

I'm just wondering what countries out there operate under FAA regs.

[permison]

Just the US.

[West Coaster]

What about the American colonies/territories like Guam, the US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the rest?

[Goldy]

What about the American colonies/territories like Guam, the US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the rest?

 

You can fly in a lot of countries, mostly in South America, Africa, Carribean, and South Pacific....I dont know of one source that lists them all, but its a long list.

 

Some might say you can fly in any ICAO country, but I dont think thats true....maybe someone has an official list laying around...

 

Goldy

 

I may have mis read the question. I assumed you meant in which countries could you fly with an FAA cert, but you actually asked which countries have adopted FAA reg's.....different question.

Edited March 5, 2009 by Goldy

[IFLY]

Just about anywhere if you fly a N reg aircraft.

 

Jerry

 

I was commenting on Goldy's post, I've only flown N reg and G reg aircraft around Europe.

Edited March 5, 2009 by IFLYEVERYTHING

[PhotoFlyer]

Lets be clear. You can fly an N registered aircraft just about anywhere, but the rules of the country you are flying in apply. And I believe the FARs apply the same to US colonies and territories.