Damned Lawyers

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
If the article is accurate, I would say the FAA bears some responsibility
due to issuing a new certificate to someone who is using a false SSN.
That would fall under the heading of "negligence."


I don't see how a Social Security Number correlates to flying skills. Please
explain.

Are people with even numbered Social Security Numbers better pilots than odd
numbered Social Security Numbers?

What if I accidentally wrote the wrong Social Security Number on my
application? Would this make me crash?


I have witnessed them first hand, including my former CFI.

Outstanding scientific research. Did you publish your findings, or was
something said regarding the limited size of your population?

SSNs correlated to flying skills? What??? I'm just saying that the FAA
should positively identify persons who wish to obtain PPLs.

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
SSNs correlated to flying skills? What??? I'm just saying that the FAA
should positively identify persons who wish to obtain PPLs.



And the FAA should be able to do, without fail, what Banks, Credit Card
companies, Department Homeland Security and a bevy of other public and
private sector organizations can't do?

Great idea!!

Pass a law against everything, and make the gubmint responsible every time
something goes wrong.

No more personal responsibility.

Long live king Skylune!!!!


"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
I'm just saying that the FAA
should positively identify persons who wish to obtain PPLs.

Steve Foley wrote:
What if I accidentally wrote the wrong Social Security Number on my
application? Would this make me crash?

what if you never gave the FAA your SSN in the first place (as you
are perfectly entitled to do)?

--Sylvain