ADIZ pilot's ticket revoked

In rec.aviation.owning Dave S wrote:
keep in mind this is an "Emergency Revocation".

The pilot involved still is entitled to his due process, and the action
MAY (we are talking hypothetically, here) be overturned at the
completion of that due process.

He has yet to actually have his formal meeting, etc..

Dave

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The odds of the NTSB overturning this are somewhere between zero and
not a chance in hell.

For more and the specific regulations (8) violated:

http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsite...050523faa.html

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Jim Pennino

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I agree that this guy's ticket is gone gone gone... but my point is...
before we lynch the fella, we are going to ensure he has a fair trial.
He has not had that yet.

Dave

In rec.aviation.owning Dave S wrote:
I agree that this guy's ticket is gone gone gone... but my point is...
before we lynch the fella, we are going to ensure he has a fair trial.
He has not had that yet.

Dave

A trial in this case would be an appeal to the NTSB.

Doing that would be extremely stupid.

He got essentially the minimum punishment for a finding of violation.

The NTSB could easily decide that wasn't enough and call for a civil
penalty of up to $1000 for each violation cited. He has at least 8.

Sometimes it is best to just shut up and take your medicine.

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Jim Pennino

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wrote:
In rec.aviation.owning Dave S wrote:

I agree that this guy's ticket is gone gone gone... but my point is...
before we lynch the fella, we are going to ensure he has a fair trial.
He has not had that yet.


Dave


A trial in this case would be an appeal to the NTSB.

No a trial would be appearing before a bona fide member of the
judiciary, which you are not elligible for until after the NTSB
has ruled (and the FAA has either ignored the ruling if it was in
your favor, or the NTSB rubber stamps the sham process as it was).

Dave S wrote:
I agree that this guy's ticket is gone gone gone... but my point is...
before we lynch the fella, we are going to ensure he has a fair trial.
He has not had that yet.

Dave

Nobody gets a fair trial before the FAA.
You have to spend years and mucho dollars before you ever
get to a real judge.