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Do you need permission to sue the government? No, but you must comply with the provisions of the Federal Tort Claims Act. In 1946, Congress passed the Federal Tort Claims Act which allows plaintiffs injured by the negligent acts of federal employees to file claims against the United States for...

That is not consistent with my experience in the FAA.

I wouldn't chide you, but this is all you need to do.

A simple Google search on "ESA requirements" revealed this: What are the ESA guidelines? For a person to legally have an emotional support animal (ESA), the owner must be considered to have a qualifying mental health or psychiatric disability by a licensed mental health professional (e.g...

I received several of these reports over the years. Sorta hard to adjudicate from within the windowless room, so basically it's just a "roger." I'm wondering why the controller vectored the IFR, unless they were in Class B. Perhaps the IFR aircraft requested it.

You have to time the jump right before impact. The Road Runner could do it, Willey Coyote not so much.

It seems I remember one of those crime shows where a husband and wife went up for a flight and she "jumped."

Wonderful news. Congratulations!

Those are the ones I have encountered as well.

What happens to them in rain?

Many people need to learn the art of persuasion. Changing people's opinion is something that requires a little more than a bullhorn or a tube of superglue.

Why is it stupid?

Looks like there's one in Jonesboro, Lawrenceville, and Atlanta. https://airframe-powerplant.com/airframe-powerplant-schools-georgia.htm

While not exhaustive, substantial damage (the threshold for declaring an event an accident) generally occurs with damage to the structure. Rip the nose gear off: minor damage. Rip the nose gear off and deform the firewall: substantial damage. We had a B727 lose an entire engine while in cruise...

Did you have your breath alcohol level measured by an intoxilyzer or a portable (field) breath tester?

Easy peasy. We drank out of used chemical beakers that we dug up at the heavy-metal toxic waste dump.

The story didn't say, but do you know if it was Lyme disease?

Classic!

Why would you need a blood test if you had already blown a .088 on the Intoxilyzer? I'm not familiar with many state's laws, but normally it's one or the other.