Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a regional carrier for Delta, was fined $425,000 by the Federal Aviation Administration for neglecting to inspect two of its jets after they were struck by lightning in July 2008. The FAA says the airline operated 13 flights before the planes were inspected. [More]
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Atlantic Southeast Airlines Fined $425K For Not Inspecting Planes Following Lightning Strikes
By 6.17.11 — Updated: 9.8.16
