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Red Bull airborne plane swap gone wrong

At least for one year…

Germany
[…] the FAA said both acted in a “careless or reckless manner so as to endanger the life or property of another.”

Don’t get me wrong, yes, going against the ruling body is probably not a smart idea and probably deserves its own punishment, but in my opinion this is a very weak reason if they took at least a bit of care in preparation of their stunt.

Berlin, Germany

Except if they were going to do a stunt wouldn’t it have been better if they had discussed it with the regulator first? This would normally be done by a stunt co-ordinator and the production team before any movie stunt.

France

gallois wrote:

Except if they were going to do a stunt wouldn’t it have been better if they had discussed it with the regulator first?

They did discuss it with the FAA. The FAA said “no”. They went ahead and did it anyway.

Andreas IOM

Ahh, perhaps that’s why the regulator is a taf upset.🙂

France
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