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Owner responsibility
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"Ric Barker" wrote: When they find what caused the crash, and they usually do, I know who's gonna carry the can, it won't be the pilot/owner. The FAA hand out the certificates. If an A&P has a ticket then according to the FAA he is a trusworthy mechanic. I don't think that's the case any more than a pilot certificate says that you're a trustworthy and proficient pilot--it doesn't. All the certificate says is that you satisfactorily demonstrated the tasks required to obtain the certificate. Basically, the certificate tells you nothing about whether you can trust the pilot or mechanic, which is why I either get recommendations from people I know and trust or I interview and then supervise to make my own determination. JKG |
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