July 2012

No, he didn’t buy next to the airport. But for this property owner, he might as well have.

I thought I’d write to you, what do I have to lose at this point?

These tour helicopters "buzz" my property 7 days a week. I’m literally losing it. Highest count so far, 42 flights in a

The Minnesota Supreme Court has now spoken, bringing to an end the litigation against Cirrus for its alleged failure to train pilot Gary Prokop.

Prokop flew his new Cirrus SR22 into conditions of poor visibility and crashed, killing himself and his passenger.  The passenger’s family sued Cirrus, as will as Prokop’s estate, claiming that Cirrus

Domestic travelers can hold the airline liable only if their injuries are caused by the airline’s negligence. But if the passenger is traveling internationally, then treaties called the Montreal and Warsaw Conventions apply. Under the Conventions, whether the airline was negligent is for the most part irrelevant. An airline is responsible only if the