Pilots with DUI records may fly despite penalties
A DOT inspector general study links about 16 000 pilots with driver licenses revoked or suspended for DUI to active FAA medical certificates. FAA and NTSB officials debate using the National Driver Registry to identify impaired pilots, while FAA cautions on cost and significance of the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schneider
Lee Bowman
Scripps Howard News Service
Inspector General's Office
Department of Transportation
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
DOT
Jon Jordan
Jordan
John Moulden
National Transportation Safety Board
Moulden
NTSB
Jim Burnett
Aeromedical
Oklahoma City
Airline Pilot’s Association
Burnett
Engen
Also Mentioned on This Page
NDR
Tennessee
Robert Jambois
Kenosha
Wis
Jarmbors
Christian Children’s Fund, Inc
Cleveland
Akron
Detroit
Dey
SANYO
Imovablining
Earth
Lauor
Ene
FitHoyne
Perma Press & Synthetire
Fala
Rou
Reeze
Sti Tosa
Forest City
Browns
Northfield
Redford Ohio
Will le Lee
Couwen Cae
Mayfield
Gajwen Cate Plaza
Maybeig Heights Unic
Broompark
WDOK
SUN
Kansas City Chiefs
Cleveland Browns
Plaza Orientor Ohio
Betmade