Harrison Ford will not be penalized for dangerous landing
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has completed its investigation into the incident involving the popular Hollywood actor Harrison Ford. According to The Wrap, citing an official statement from Fred's lawyers, no disciplinary action will be taken against Ford. "Mr. Ford will retain his pilot's license without any restrictions. The Federal Administration has taken into account the fact that the defendant has not previously violated aviation regulations, and his full willingness to cooperate during the investigation," - said in a statement. It also emphasizes that Ford has 20 years of experience as a pilot, and in total he has flown more than 5000 thousand hours, which is significantly more than many pilots of passenger or cargo airliners. Recall that this is an incident that took place on February 13, 2017 at John Wayne Airport in California. Harrison Ford piloted his Husky single-engine aircraft. During the landing, he landed on the so-called "taxiing", where at that time an American Airlines plane with 110 passengers on board was making maneuvers. The airport controllers claimed to have given the actor the correct directions for the runway. The Topic of Article: Harrison Ford will not be penalized for dangerous landing. |
