Student Pilot Gets Five Months In Prison

I remember reading somewhere that flying is a right, and not a legal
privilege, unlike the way we got screwed with driver's licenses.
However, FAA has ignored the Supremes in their methods of implementation.

David


Dude wrote:
What laws are the FAA breaking by asking such questions? Privacy? You
don't have to answer the questions and FAA doesn't have to issue you a
ticket. It's all voluntary.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired


This whole "privilege" thing has been taken way too far by our government.
We will see how you feel after they come for your ticket.

AINut wrote:

I remember reading somewhere that flying is a right, and not a legal
privilege, unlike the way we got screwed with driver's licenses.
However, FAA has ignored the Supremes in their methods of implementation.

There must be a reason why pilot certificates are called certificates, not
licenses. Certificates testify to ability. Licenses grant permission.

David

Dude wrote:
What laws are the FAA breaking by asking such questions? Privacy? You
don't have to answer the questions and FAA doesn't have to issue you a
ticket. It's all voluntary.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

This whole "privilege" thing has been taken way too far by our government.
We will see how you feel after they come for your ticket.