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Old February 22nd 08, 04:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
Jay Maynard
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On 2008-02-22, Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
I agree that the regulation cannot waive the law, but I don't believe that
these emergency kits violate any law. If there is some legal requirement
for a physician to have a role in the stocking of the kit, I'd guess that
requirement would be met by running the paper through the airline medical
department.


I didn't say the kits violated the law. I just said that they needed a
doctor's order to obtain. I'm certain the airline has such an order from a
doctor in its inhouse medical department, or other physician. That's all
I've been saying.
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