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Faa: 4 milioni di multa a Spitfire Aviation Services

Washington, Stati Uniti - Per aver effettuato voli passeggeri senza certificazioni

L'Faa (Federal aviation administration) americana ha proposto una multa di 4 milioni di dollari per Spitfire Aviation Services per numerose violazioni alle normative federali sull'aviazione. Tra le accuse rivolte alla società ci sono l'aver effettuato almeno 798 voli passeggeri a pagamento tra novembre 2005 ed ottobre 2007, nonostante Spitfire non possedesse il certificato di operatore aereo o...

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Roma, Italia, 12/09/2009 15:57
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