Family Of Student Pilot Fatally Injured Sues Movie Producers, Pilot, Others
The family of Carlos Berl, a student pilot who was aboard an Aerostar that went down in the Andes Mountains in Medellin, Colombia during the filming of the film "American Made" (formerly titled Mena) has sued Image Entertainment, the estate of Hollywood pilot Alan Purwin, pilot Jimmy Lee Garland, and others for wrongful death in L.A. Superior Court.
Alleges Medical Transport Company Operated An Unairworthy Helicopter
The FAA has proposed an $892,500 civil penalty against Air Methods Corp. of Englewood, CO for allegedly operating an Airbus EC-135 helicopter on passenger-carrying flights when it was not airworthy.
First Aircraft Expected To Be Delivered Later This Year
The FAA has granted certification on all 400XPR program elements. All components of the exclusive factory-approved, engineered and supported upgrade package are available for installation on Beechjet 400A/Hawker 400XP aircraft at Textron Aviation service centers worldwide. The first full Hawker 400XPR factory-completed aircraft is currently being assembled and expected to deliver later this year.
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