Originally Posted by
BDAttitude
"Basic rules of the air" that would be the content of LuftVO.
They need to do that, because your name were given to them as PIC by the aircraft owner
They do not know my identity. They have asked my company for my personal details but my company has asked what this is all about. BfB refuse to say. Rightly so, my company has argued that if this is a violation, it is also a safety issue that has to be dealt with immediately through its internal SMS, and not 6 months later. If it has a cowboy amongst its ranks, its a big safety issue. BfF retorted that they are not concerned with safety, but in starting preliminary proceedings against the PIC. This may turn into a legal wrangle whether the company has any obligation to pass on personal details of staff to third parties. As far as I was aware, such issues were always tackled organization to organization, and not on a personal level. The company can then of course take its own measures internally against any employee proven of violations.