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Cessna 310 Down in Compton, Calif.



 
 
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Old April 15th 08, 04:02 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Mxsmanic
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Default Cessna 310 Down in Compton, Calif.

Ken S. Tucker writes:

So what happens now? Does the homeowner sue
the pilot or the plane owner? Can they?


The injured will sue the aircraft manufacturer and the airport, because they
have more money. The manufacturer and airport will pay a settlement, the cost
of which they will pass on to you in the form of fees and premimums. The
injured will end up rich, the pilot will lose his license and his airplane,
and possibly his home if he is sued as well. A call will go up for closure of
the airport and new restrictions on pilots.
 




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