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Chapter 23, Problem 7BCP
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Case summary:The mechanics of the airlinesGJ replaced and fitted brake on the landing gear of the plane, CRJ-700. The mechanics, while installing gear pins to lock the fittings forgot to remove one pin. On the next day, the take-off pilot was alerted that the landing gear would not be able to draw back itself. However, the pilot landed flight with due care despite having the potential danger of injuries and damages. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) alleged that the airlines GJ carelessly operated an airplane that was unfit for air voyage.
To find: The court that has the authority to review the decision.
Summary Introduction
Case summary: The mechanics of the airlines GJ replaced and fitted brake on the landing gear of the plane CRJ-700. The mechanics, while installing gear pins to lock the fittings forgot to remove one pin. On the next day, the take-off pilot was alerted that the landing gear would not be able to draw back itself. However, the pilot landed flight with due care despite having the potential danger of injuries and damages. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) alleged that the airlines GJ carelessly operated an airplane that was unfit for air voyage.
To find: The grounds on which the court can reject the review.
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