The aviation lawyers at Barnett Law Offices, have assembled this information to help pilots, flight crews and airlines understand their rights and obligations when faced with a licensing or other aviation-related issue. Review our aviation law library for more information.
- The Pilot’s Bill of Rights
- Airman Medical Certificates
- Airman Medical Certification Process
- Airman Medical Certificate Application
- Aviation Medical Examiner Evaluation
- Disclosure of Alcohol and Drug Offenses
- Appeal of Medical Certificate Denials
- Authority of Aviation Medical Examiners
- Classes and Validity of Medical Certificates
- Disqualifying Medical Conditions
- FAA Deferral Criteria
- Vehicular DUI and a Pilot’s Reporting Requirements after a DUI Arrest
- FAA DUI/DWI and Substance Abuse Medical Certificate Analysis and Defense
- Alcohol related driving offenses and Airman Medical Certificate Applications
- Alcohol related traffic offense reporting on the Airman Medical Application
- Early investigation and proper handling of the DUI/DWI is the key to a good outcome
- Initial reporting of alcohol or drug related offenses
- Medical Certificate Application Deferral
- Medical Certificate Deferral
- Medical Certificate Denial
- The Airman’s responsibilities when an application is deferred due to a alcohol related traffic incident
- The FAA’s AME Deferral Criteria
- The FAA’s definition of a “Motor Vehicle Action”
- The FAA’s determination that an Emergency Exists
- The FAA’s Mental standards
- Requests for Reconsideration
- Civil Operations of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) (Non-Governmental)
- How to value airline pilot careers (pdf download)
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