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![]() I've become aware of an event that indicates certain decision-making failures. The parties involved were lucky, so there was not even an incident out of this. But that doesn't make the choices involved any less risky. Does it make sense to fill out a NASA form for this? There's no need for anyone to be protected against an FAA action, of course. And I've no interest in naming names. But there's some education to be had here. Is a NASA form appropriate for this? - Andrew |
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