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Old 06-18-2011 | 08:38 AM
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RamenNoodles
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Originally Posted by bhag
Dumb question, can they go after the crews that flew these aircraft? I have since left ASA, but I was there during that time frame. Since I no longer work for ASA, I am assuming that ASAP will no longer be a help to me.
Bhag,

Didn't know you went to the other side of the C concourse! Congrats!

If maintenance cleared the discrepancy in the logbook, the crew would be clear of any FAA action regardless of whether or not the inspection had actually been performed or not. A logbook signoff is the only way crews can determine a required maintenance action has been completed. So, as long as you didn't fly with an open discrepancy concerning a lightning strike, you're in the clear!
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