Understanding FAR 61.15 Requirements
Under Federal Aviation Regulation 61.15, pilots must report "motor vehicle actions" to the FAA Civil Security Division within 60 days. This includes license suspensions or criminal convictions related to alcohol or drugs. As an experienced FAA Defense Lawyer, we help you navigate these deadlines to avoid the immediate revocation of your hard-earned certificates.
Professional Defense for Medical Certification
Disclosing a conviction on your MedXpress application requires a strategic approach. Your medical examiner and the FAA look for specific indicators of rehabilitation and compliance. We serve as your dedicated Aviation Attorney, preparing the necessary documentation and personal statements to prove your fitness for flight and mitigate the risk of certification denial.
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The intersection of criminal law and aviation regulation is complex, leaving no room for error. At Murphy & Price, LLP, we prioritize your livelihood by managing the intricacies of federal compliance while fighting your underlying charges. Trust a proven pilot lawyer to handle your defense. Contact us for help today!
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