coolpilot06
New Member
Hi folks, I'm new here, but thought this seemed like a good place to ask this type of question. A friend of mine sent me a recorded news report (unfortunatly I can't find it anymore) of the following scenario:
While at JFK a controller gets very angry with an Asian pilot and actually demands that the pilot stop the aircraft...in another scenario a controller "flips out" on an International pilot (I believe it was Air France but I'm not positive) for casuing a runway incursion...
My question is, is when an International pilot does something wrong - does the FAA send the pilot's corresponding country's regulatory brach the violation? For example, say an American pilot makes a mistake in...Germany for example. Does the German version of our FAA send something to the US FAA? I know that may sound confusing, but I could try to rephrase it if nobody can understand me...I just was wondering. Thanks.
While at JFK a controller gets very angry with an Asian pilot and actually demands that the pilot stop the aircraft...in another scenario a controller "flips out" on an International pilot (I believe it was Air France but I'm not positive) for casuing a runway incursion...
My question is, is when an International pilot does something wrong - does the FAA send the pilot's corresponding country's regulatory brach the violation? For example, say an American pilot makes a mistake in...Germany for example. Does the German version of our FAA send something to the US FAA? I know that may sound confusing, but I could try to rephrase it if nobody can understand me...I just was wondering. Thanks.