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MentorLIVE #43: ABCs of FAA Enforcement Actions

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Learn About FAA Incident And Accident Responses And Programs Designed To Enhance Safety In The National Airspace System

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Topic: Learn About FAA Incident And Accident Responses And Programs Designed To Enhance Safety In The National Airspace System

This presentation will cover the FAA’s response to aviation incidents, accidents, and occurrences (pilot deviations), the pilot’s rights and obligations in this process, and how these programs are designed to create a safer environment for all. Pilots will learn about; Proper and Timely Response to the FAA, Pilots Rights and Obligations NASA Reporting System designed to "lessen the likelihood of aviation accidents" FAA's Compliance Program that "stresses a collaborative problem- solving approach" Remedial Training "to gain future compliance with FAA regulations through training, thereby enhancing safety in the National Airspace System (NAS)"

Presenters

Ed Page

Presenter

ED PAGE - PRESENTER

Ed Page is a shareholder with the law firm of Carlton Fields, a 300-lawyer law firm based in Tampa, Florida. Ed has practiced law since 1981. He joined Carlton Fields in 2000 after serving as a state, federal, and special prosecutor for Ken Starr in the Whitewater Investigation.

Ed’s aviation legal practice devotes itself to solving problems that pilots and others in the aviation field encounter, from enforcement actions, medical certification, crash litigation, and various matters including drone operations.

Ed is a CFII, with AGI and IGI ratings. He owns and operates a Lake Amphibian in Tampa, Florida. Ed is a member of NAFI, NBAA, the Lawyer Pilots Bar Association, and several other aviation organizations.

Paul Preidecker

Presenter

PAUL PREIDECKER - HOST Paul J. Preidecker has provided flight instruction for over 30 years. He recently retired from Air Wisconsin Airlines as Chief Flight Instructor and captain. In those roles, he was an Aircrew Program Designee, Line Check Airman, and was qualified as a simulator and ground school instructor. Paul was a member of an FAA Aviation Rulemaking Committee, spoke at the NTSB Symposium on Professionalism, and he moderates the regional airline program at the World Aviation Training Summit. Paul co-hosts FAA Safety Briefing Live and served as presenter and host on several NAFI MentorLIVE broadcasts.

Recently appointed as President of NAFI, Paul is also owner and president of FlightDeck Insights, where he develops and promotes best practices and SOPs for the general aviation pilot.

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