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Federal Aviation Regulations

At times, it seems like consumers are plagued by an endless number of old and new flying woes. Delayed landing...
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Carrying Drugs or Weapons on an Airplane

It is illegal to carry any form of a weapon or drugs on airplanes in the United States. Weapons can legally be...
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Airplane Product Safety Plane Crash Lawyer : The FAA's Approach to Flight Safety

Need a Plane Crash Lawyer ? : For the past twenty years, the FAA has been passing regulations restricting wher...
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Liability in a Plane Accident

The liability of the party responsible in a plane accident is determine...
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Purchasing Aircraft Parts and Attorney Advice

For many airplane lovers, from the home hobbyist to the aviation professional, purchasing aircraft parts is ...
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What is the pilots and airliners duty in regards to carry on baggage?

Question: What is a pilot's duty with regard to carry-on baggage?...
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What are the legalities behind obtaining a private pilot license?

Question: My daughter is taking lessons to become a private pilot and needs to know how to get certified. Exa...
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