Coverage dated May 12, 2022

FAA revokes certificates of pilots involved in Red Bull plane-swapping stunt

Headline from 10TV Columbus

The agency also proposed a fine of almost $5,000 for one of the pilots.

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10TV Columbus
FAA revokes certificates of pilots involved in Red Bull plane-swapping stunt (opens 10TV Columbus)
Published May 12, 2022
10TV Columbus's feed description
The agency also proposed a fine of almost $5,000 for one of the pilots.
Fox10 Phoenix
FAA revokes pilot certificates for men involved in Red Bull plane stunt (opens Fox10 Phoenix)
Published May 12, 2022
Fox10 Phoenix's feed description
The Federal Aviation Administration has revoked pilot certificates for two men involved in a Red Bull plane-swapping stunt that ended in a crash over the Arizona desert.
FOX Business
FAA revokes pilot licenses after failed Red Bull plane-swap stunt (opens FOX Business)
Published May 12, 2022
FOX Business's feed description
As part of the April 24 Red Bull-sponsored stunt, Luke Aikins and Andy Farrington flew separate planes over Arizona. The goal was to jump midair and switch aircraft as they dove toward the ground, according to a Red Bull trailer of the stunt.

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