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I didn't say he should get back his license. Just that it will be hard to prove intent to anyone who wants to prove it. He may want to get back his license thro
by bayesian_horse 5y ago
I didn't say he should get back his license. Just that it will be hard to prove intent to anyone who wants to prove it. He may want to get back his license through litigation and then yes, he might have a hard time because he made those "mistakes".
I'd assume his insurance will have a word with him on the intent question though.
- itsyaboi 5y agoYou keep mentioning the proof of intent. Intent of what? The FAA revoked his license for operating the plane in a "careless or reckless manner". The pilot was judged on the results of his actions, not on coulda/woulda/shoulda intent.