Crazy flying tricks came up twice in this week’s news, one involving a Red Bull stunt gone bad and a second the revocation of Trevor Jacobs’ certificate for bailing out of a Taylorcraft and claiming it was an engine failure. This week’s poll asks if you think the FAA should crack down on such things.
Poll: Should The FAA Crack Down On Social Media Flying Stunts?
Key Takeaways:
- Recent aviation news featured two controversial flying incidents: a failed Red Bull stunt and Trevor Jacobs' certificate revocation for bailing out of his aircraft and falsely claiming an engine failure.
- The article's poll questions whether the FAA should increase its crackdown on such "crazy flying tricks" and deceptive aviation practices.
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