Most of what he posts is just his opinion. His referenced FAA Parts do not support his postings. A good example is “The pilot would have to knowingly permit someone to make a jump using a rig that isn't legal.” That’s not the way the FAA looks at it. Pilot in command means the person who:
(1) Has final authority and responsibility for the operation and safety of the flight; Sparky
...I am a little disappointed that Airtec and SSK are being named as the rigging error was not an issue with the Cypres. Following news story explains the reasoning, however it is a lame reason to sue those two companies...
So...I was browsing the USPA website and noticed that Archway is no longer listed as a USPA member.
Does anyone have any information to add? Was this the choice of the Drop Zone or did USPA remove their membership? Does a representative of the dropzone or USPA care to comment here?
