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: Aviation Law DiscussionsAirmen Arguing Evidentiary Errors On Appeal To NTSB Must Show Prejudice
By Reigel & Associates, Ltd.
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In a recent NTSB opinion, Administrator v. Lackey, anairman was charged with violations of FARs 91.7(a) (aircraft must be in an airworthy condition), 91.9(a) and (b)(1) (aircraft must be operated with flight manual and in conformity with operating limitations), 39.7 (failure to comply with airworthiness directive renders aircraft un-airworthy), and 91.13(a) (careless and reckless) arising from the airman's alleged operation of a Bell 206 helicopter when the aircraft was in an un-airworthy condit read more
Full post as published by Aviation Law Discussions on June 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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