Soldato
After his incident in 2015, where he crashed his aircraft into a golf course...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-31759873
He's somehow managed to get confused with ATC at Orange County's John Wayne Airport in Southern LA, and instead of landing on the runway, he flew over a taxiing Boeing 737 with 110 passengers on board and lnaded on the actual taxi way
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...son-ford-flies-over-jetliner-awaiting-takeoff
In all seriousness though, he is 74 years old now, it's his third incident involving aircraft (He crash landed a helicopter in 1999 too). What kind of regulation is in place to ensure people over a certain age are still fit to fly? This could have been a disaster costing many lives. I'm actually shocked that he hasn't handed his own license over after this!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-31759873
He's somehow managed to get confused with ATC at Orange County's John Wayne Airport in Southern LA, and instead of landing on the runway, he flew over a taxiing Boeing 737 with 110 passengers on board and lnaded on the actual taxi way
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...son-ford-flies-over-jetliner-awaiting-takeoff
In all seriousness though, he is 74 years old now, it's his third incident involving aircraft (He crash landed a helicopter in 1999 too). What kind of regulation is in place to ensure people over a certain age are still fit to fly? This could have been a disaster costing many lives. I'm actually shocked that he hasn't handed his own license over after this!