FAASTeam Tonights Presentation Legal Issues Surrounding General Aviation

“FAASTeam” Tonight’s Presentation Legal Issues Surrounding General Aviation Presented to: Pilots and Flight Instructors By: The North Florida FAASTeam Lead Rep Dennis H. Whitley Date: April 04, 2011 Federal Aviation Administration

Welcome On behalf of Randy Babbitt Thomas Winston Ken Spivey FAA administrator ASO-200 ASO-204 RFM And The Central Florida Flight Standards District Office Federal Aviation Administration 2

Special Thanks to Our Industry Members For Supporting Aviation Safety Federal Aviation Administration 3

KVDF Tampa Executive KSRQ Sarasota KORL Orlando Executive Saturday April 16 th – 8: 30 AM-All Day Federal Aviation Administration 4

FAASTeam Items of Interest FAASAFETY. GOV • • WINGS AMT Learning Center Aviation Resources GA Awards CFI, AMT, AT, Rep Wright Brothers “Master Pilot” Charles Taylor “Master Mechanic” Federal Aviation Administration 5

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Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award FAA/FS-I-8700 -2 • Have held a U. S. CAA or FAA, pilot certificate with: • 50 years experience; 20 years may be U. S. military experience, • Have been a U. S. citizen or permanent resident for the 50 years. • Revocation of any airman certificate will disqualify a nominee for this award. • The award may be presented posthumously for 3 years. • Other details are in: FAA/FS-I-8700 -2 Federal Aviation Administration 7

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Charles Taylor “Master Mechanic” Award • 50 years engaged in aviation maintenance. • Minimum of 30 years as a certificated AMT or Repairman. • Remaining 20 years as a mechanic in the military may be used. • Advisory Circular 65 -26 C. Federal Aviation Administration 9

General Aviation Awards Program • • Aviation Maintenance Technicians Avionics Technicians Certified Flight Instructors Aviation Safety Program (FAASTeam) Representative Federal Aviation Administration 10

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FAASTeam • • special emphasis FY-11 Light Sport Approach and Landing Airport Surface Deviations G/A Airworthiness Pilot Deviations Air WINGS AMT Federal Aviation Administration 12

Types of Pilot-Related Accidents Ø Weather= Ø Descent/Approach= Ø Maneuvering= Ø Fuel Management= Ø Takeoff/Climbs= Ø Landings= Ø Others= 4% 4. 2% 5. 3% 5. 8% 11% 32. 9% 9% Federal Aviation Administration 13

Now – Our Presentation "Legal issues surrounding General Aviation. " Presented by The Attorneys of “Plane Law” With Larry Barnhart and Douglas Barnard Federal Aviation Administration 14