No, it does not, it gives the PIC the legal authority to
deviate from any law, rule or clearance GIVEN by ATC pr the
FAA. It does not allow the PIC to justify causing an
accident.

ATCs job in an emergency is to think straight and get the
PIC priority service and on the ground ASAP within the
bounds of possibilities. Think about the movie Airport,
that had a snow covered runway, a stuck plane on a runway
and noise complaints. Dean Martin as PIC was demanding
clearance to the runway that was blocked. ATC doesn't have
authority to physically clear a runway, that was about the
only accurate part of that movie.


Priority does not mean ATC will build a runway in 30 seconds
so you can land.



"Jose" wrote in message
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| Which law, rule or regulation allows near mid-air
collisions
| because one aircraft has a cob up their ass?
|
| The one that gives an emergency aircraft priority over all
other aircraft.
|
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