Dear Senator Blumenthal and Senator Lieberman:
As you may know Senator Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) is sponsoring Senate Bill S.1335, "A Pilot's Bill Of Rights".
We the undersigned concerned Pilots, Airmen and Aviators of Connecticut urge you to join S.1335 as Co-Sponsors showing your formal support for this important legislation.
Senator Inhofe outlined his Pilot’s Bill of Rights legislation, S. 1335, on
the Senate floor July 5, invoking lawmakers’ responsibility to “prevent
agency overreach.”
The FAA would face new requirements to advise a pilot subject to an
enforcement action of the reason for the investigation, and to inform
the pilot that the pilot could decline to respond without penalty. The
pilot would be given all investigative reports, recordings with air
traffic control or other relevant information 30 days before enforcement
action could proceed, giving the pilot “all the information that other
people have.”
The bill will clarify the "statutory deference" afforded the FAA by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) when considering appeals of FAA enforcement rulings. Senator Inhofe cites statistics indicating that the NTSB rubber stamps FAA
decisions. Another provision of the bill would allow pilots the option
of bringing appeals in federal district court.
The bill would create an advisory panel to address the dilemma for
pilots created by regulations that require a pilot to have all notams
for a flight and a notam system that does not post all required notams.
Another advisory board would address medical certification, “long known
for a multitude of problems.”
Currently 40 other Senators have joined Senator Inhofe in supporting this bill.
We urge you to do the same.
Respectfully yours, Pilots, Airmen, and Aviators of Connecticut.
The momentum is building. It is clear that the pilot community wants reform now.
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Linda Reynolds
14 years ago
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Finally some accountability. Tired of the agency acting like they own the sky and can just bully pilots whenever they feel like it.
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Mike Murphy
14 years ago
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long overdue. stop the rubber stamping.
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Gary Nasser
14 years ago
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The FAA has been out of control for years. It is time they had to actually show their work and play by fair rules instead of hiding everything from us.
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Dear Senator Blumenthal and Senator Lieberman:
As you may know Senator Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) is sponsoring Senate Bill S.1335, "A Pilot's Bill Of Rights".
We the undersigned concerned Pilots, Airmen and Aviators of Connecticut urge you to join S.1335 as Co-Sponsors showing your formal support for this important legislation.
Senator Inhofe outlined his Pilot’s Bill of Rights legislation, S. 1335, on
the Senate floor July 5, invoking lawmakers’ responsibility to “prevent
agency overreach.”
The FAA would face new requirements to advise a pilot subject to an
enforcement action of the reason for the investigation, and to inform
the pilot that the pilot could decline to respond without penalty. The
pilot would be given all investigative reports, recordings with air
traffic control or other relevant information 30 days before enforcement
action could proceed, giving the pilot “all the information that other
people have.”
The bill will clarify the "statutory deference" afforded the FAA by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) when considering appeals of FAA enforcement rulings. Senator Inhofe cites statistics indicating that the NTSB rubber stamps FAA
decisions. Another provision of the bill would allow pilots the option
of bringing appeals in federal district court.
The bill would create an advisory panel to address the dilemma for
pilots created by regulations that require a pilot to have all notams
for a flight and a notam system that does not post all required notams.
Another advisory board would address medical certification, “long known
for a multitude of problems.”
Currently 40 other Senators have joined Senator Inhofe in supporting this bill.
We urge you to do the same.
Respectfully yours, Pilots, Airmen, and Aviators of Connecticut.
The momentum is building. It is clear that the pilot community wants reform now.
3 Comments
L
Linda Reynolds
14 years ago
Featured
Finally some accountability. Tired of the agency acting like they own the sky and can just bully pilots whenever they feel like it.
M
Mike Murphy
14 years ago
Featured
long overdue. stop the rubber stamping.
G
Gary Nasser
14 years ago
Featured
The FAA has been out of control for years. It is time they had to actually show their work and play by fair rules instead of hiding everything from us.
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Finally some accountability. Tired of the agency acting like they own the sky and can just bully pilots whenever they feel like it.