Kenneth Quinn, General Counsel and Secretary of Flight Safety Foundation
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Kenneth Quinn, General Counsel and Secretary of Flight Safety Foundation
- 1. Safety Information: Cooperation between Aviation and Judicial Authorities Kenneth P. Quinn General Counsel & Secretary Partner Flight Safety Foundation Pillsbury Alexandria, VA Washington, DC www.flightsafety.org 202.663.8988 (office) 202.468.1056 (cell) [email_address] ICAO/COPAC Madrid March 24-25, 2011
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- 17. Discussion Kenneth P. Quinn [email_address] (202) 663-8898 office (202) 468-1056 cell
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- Brazilian federal prosecutor Thiago Lemos de Andrade indicted Brazilian air traffic controller Jomarcelo Fernandes dos Santos for intentional criminal conduct that led to the September 29, 2006 air collision between a Legacy business jet and a GOL commercial airliner. (All 154 persons aboard the GOL flight perished, making this the worst aviation accident in Brazilian history.) The prosecutor made this request to federal judge Murilo Mendes in Sinop, Mato Grosso, the capital of the state in which the accident took place, on May 25. The recommendation came as a surprise to observers as the Federal Police report submitted to the prosecutor, after a seven-month investigation, did not recommend action against controllers, claiming that as they were in the military they were beyond civilian purview.3. (U) The prosecutor also recommended indictments of three other controllers and the two U.S. citizen Legacy pilots, Joseph Lepore and Jan Paladino, for unintentional criminal conduct. In the pilots' case, this was for involuntary manslaughter and exposing an aircraft to danger. The prosecutor claimed the pilots accidentally turned off their transponder, disabling both airplanes' collision avoidance systems and limiting air traffic controllers' ability to confirm the Legacy's altitude.