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snip Don't involve the FAA unless desperate! /snip
That is VERY good advice, and DO involve the United States Parachute Association before you get desperate! USPA has been historically responsive in mediating situations like this (it is part of their charter), and skydiving operations are smart to cooperate. (For insurance and other reasons, almost all jump operations are USPA group members, and must adhere to a minimum set of rules to maintain that membership.) ~ted/2NO |
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