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Faa Quarterly Enforcement Actions 01/1/99 - 03/31/99 FAA QUARTERLY ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS 01/1/99 - 03/31/99 DATE SANCTION CLOSED EIR# NAME ENTITY TYPE KNOWN ACTION AMOUNT SANCTION CASE TYPE DATE ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998GL310008 AMERICAN AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 12/10/97 PENALTY 10000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/04/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA740072 CHALLENGE AIR CARGO INC A/C or COMM OPER 02/26/98 PENALTY 9000 DOLLARS HAZ MAT 01/04/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998WP230054 AMERICAN AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 01/20/98 PENALTY 20000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/05/99 BRILES WING AND HELICOPTER ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1996WP010026 INC A/C or COMM OPER 04/24/96 PENALTY 7500 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 01/05/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997SO050040 PUEBLO AIRMOTIVE INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 07/10/97 PENALTY 3500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/05/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998WP190157 SCENIC AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 07/21/98 PENALTY 25000 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 01/05/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1993SW090191 CONTINENTAL EXPRESS INC A/C or COMM OPER 09/21/93 PENALTY 45000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/06/99 GREAT LAKES CORPORATE AIR CERTIFICATE DAYS & INDEFINITE 1998WA910075 INC A/C or COMM OPER 04/29/98 SUSPENSION 30 DURATION DRUG TESTING 01/06/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998AL910114 LARSEN, JAMES E A/C or COMM OPER 04/14/98 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/06/99 CP COMPROMIS NO 1997EA910090 MOOG INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 07/09/97 FINDING 14000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/06/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998NM910023 CIRCLE RAINBOW AIR INC A/C or COMM OPER 11/06/97 PENALTY 500 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/07/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998CE050137 EVERGREEN AIR CENTER INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 08/19/98 PENALTY 1100 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/07/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998SO950057 KINSEY INTERESTS INC A/C or COMM OPER 03/24/98 PENALTY 6000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/07/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998AL910055 LAN-MAR MARINE INC A/C or COMM OPER 01/20/98 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/07/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998GL910063 GENERAL AVIATION INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 05/21/98 PENALTY 550 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/09/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1996GL010032 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 04/18/96 PENALTY 12000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/14/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997CE050089 REDWING AIRWAYS INC A/C or COMM OPER 05/12/97 PENALTY 5000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/14/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998CE050006 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 10/03/97 PENALTY 25000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/14/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998SO950006 AIR MIDWEST INC A/C or COMM OPER 10/09/97 PENALTY 4000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/15/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997CE050118 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 09/11/97 PENALTY 20000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/15/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998GL110014 TRANS WORLD AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 01/13/98 PENALTY 8000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/15/99 CONGRESSIONAL AIR ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA070102 CHARTERS INC A/C or COMM OPER 08/19/98 PENALTY 1500 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 01/19/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1995SW090065 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 02/15/95 PENALTY 10000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/19/99 AEROVIAS NACIONALES DE ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1991SO740090 COLOMBI FOREIGN AIR CAR 11/13/91 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS HAZ MAT 01/20/99 CERTIFICATE 1996SW050064 ALVARADO, MANUEL D APPROVD REPAIR STA 08/22/96 SUSPENSION INDEFINITE DURATION MAINTENANCE 01/20/99 1 FAA QUARTERLY ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS 01/1/99 - 03/31/99 DATE SANCTION CLOSED EIR# NAME ENTITY TYPE KNOWN ACTION AMOUNT SANCTION CASE TYPE DATE CP COMPROMIS NO 1997EA110007 AMERICAN FLYERS INC CERTIFICATE SCHOOL 11/19/96 FINDING 5000 DOLLARS TRNG-OTHER 01/20/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997GL070016 BECKETT ENTERPRISES INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 02/19/97 PENALTY 1500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/20/99 MCNEELY CHARTER SERVICE ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997SW910036 INC A/C or COMM OPER 12/03/96 PENALTY 7500 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/20/99 ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOLDINGS L L CP COMPROMIS NO 1998NM070205 C A/C or COMM OPER 08/19/98 FINDING 500 DOLLARS RECORDS/RP TS 01/20/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998WP050024 SKOOKUM AIR INC A/C or COMM OPER 12/17/97 PENALTY 12000 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 01/20/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1991SO740064 APA INTERNATIONAL AIR S A FOREIGN AIR CAR 07/24/91 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS HAZ MAT 01/21/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998CE720014 GREAT LAKES AVIATION LTD A/C or COMM OPER 11/15/97 PENALTY 20000 DOLLARS HAZ MAT 01/21/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998CE030021 TRANS STATES AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 12/08/97 PENALTY 6000 DOLLARS OTHER 01/21/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998CE030051 TRANS STATES AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 05/14/98 PENALTY 17000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/21/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998CE030058 TRANS STATES AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 05/21/98 PENALTY 7000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/21/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA290061 BRADLEY AIR SERVICES LTD FOREIGN AIR CAR 09/28/98 PENALTY 1250 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 01/22/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998SW910024 UNITED STATES AVIATION CO A/C or COMM OPER 12/29/97 PENALTY 4500 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/22/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA010038 WEBBER, CHARLES GEORGE AGRI OPR 06/02/98 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS TRNG-FLT CREW 01/22/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1995GL310038 SIMMONS AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 03/13/95 PENALTY 30000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/25/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1994WA910896 AIR SAL INC A/C or COMM OPER 11/30/94 PENALTY 1500 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/26/99 CONSOLIDATED AIRCRAFT ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997EA110056 SUPPLY CO INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 08/12/97 PENALTY 3500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/26/99 H AND H PROPELLER SERVICE CP COMPROMIS NO 1998SO050063 INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 04/27/98 FINDING 2250 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/26/99 CP COMPROMIS NO 1996SW910142 KITTY HAWK AIRCARGO INC A/C or COMM OPER 09/05/96 FINDING 6000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 01/26/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1996SO190143 FLAGSHIP AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 08/07/96 PENALTY 10000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/27/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997GL010024 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 02/12/97 PENALTY 11000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/27/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP050002 GERARDIN CORP APPROVD REPAIR STA 10/04/96 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/28/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP050003 GERARDIN CORP APPROVD REPAIR STA 10/04/96 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/28/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP070022 SABRETECH INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 10/09/96 PENALTY 4400 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/28/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP070072 SABRETECH INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 11/04/96 PENALTY 10000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/28/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP070098 SABRETECH INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 01/30/97 PENALTY 2200 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/28/99 2 FAA QUARTERLY ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS 01/1/99 - 03/31/99 DATE SANCTION CLOSED EIR# NAME ENTITY TYPE KNOWN ACTION AMOUNT SANCTION CASE TYPE DATE ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998AL010063 SWISHER, RICHARD CAROL A/C or COMM OPER 03/20/98 PENALTY 2500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/28/99 TRANSPORTES AEREOS ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998SO230044 EJECUTIVOS S A FOREIGN AIR CAR 03/16/98 PENALTY 2000 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 01/28/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP070085 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP A/C or COMM OPER 04/16/97 PENALTY 8000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 01/29/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997SO130015 GEM CITY AVIATION INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 12/26/96 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/01/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997SO190033 BISCAYNE HELICOPTERS INC A/C or COMM OPER 11/12/96 PENALTY 3500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/02/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998AL030224 KING SALMON GUIDES INC A/C or COMM OPER 08/05/98 PENALTY 2500 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 02/03/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997AL910010 GREAT NORTHERN AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 10/09/96 PENALTY 1000 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 02/04/99 CERTIFICATE 1998SW170100 JET CRAFTERS INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 07/01/98 REVOCATION REVOCATION OTHER 02/04/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997GL230007 PONTIAC FLIGHT SERVICE INC A/C or COMM OPER 11/25/96 PENALTY 5500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/04/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997GL230008 PONTIAC FLIGHT SERVICE INC A/C or COMM OPER 11/25/96 PENALTY 5500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/04/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997WP290014 UNITED AIR LINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 01/03/97 PENALTY 25000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/04/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA130022 ALLEGHENY AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 04/02/98 PENALTY 6000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/05/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1996SO050012 AIR CAROLINA INC A/C or COMM OPER 11/02/95 PENALTY 5000 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 02/09/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998GL010065 PEMCO WORLD AIR SERVICES APPROVD REPAIR STA 03/19/98 PENALTY 2500 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/09/99 CERTIFICATE 1997EA030029 ERIE AIRWAYS INC A/C or COMM OPER 07/29/97 REVOCATION REVOCATION RECORDS/RPTS 02/10/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998NM130026 NORTHSTAR AIR EXPRESS INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 12/05/97 PENALTY 700 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/10/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA190100 US AIRWAYS INC A/C or COMM OPER 06/02/98 PENALTY 6000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/10/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1996WP210050 DELTA AIR LINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 06/16/96 PENALTY 7000 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 02/11/99 MIDWAY AIRLINES ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997SO050028 CORPORATION A/C or COMM OPER 02/12/97 PENALTY 3500 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 02/11/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997AL910179 MINUTEMAN AVIATION INC A/C or COMM OPER 08/19/97 PENALTY 5500 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 02/11/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1997AL910039 RELIANT AVIATION INC A/C or COMM OPER 01/07/97 PENALTY 1500 DOLLARS DRUG TESTING 02/11/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA190062 TRANSMERIDIAN AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 03/18/98 PENALTY 8000 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 02/11/99 SKY TREK INTERNATIONAL ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998EA210066 AIRLINES INC A/C or COMM OPER 07/16/98 PENALTY 3500 DOLLARS FLT OPNS 02/12/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1999SW190012 BOURLAND FIELD INC APPROVD REPAIR STA 11/02/98 PENALTY 500 DOLLARS AIRCRAFT ALTR 02/15/99 ORD ASSESS CIVIL 1998NE030046 K-C AVIATION APPROVD REPAIR STA 07/08/98 PENALTY 3000 DOLLARS MAINTENANCE 02/16/99 3 FAA QUARTERLY ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS 01/1/99 - 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