Originally Posted by
jondc9
<Last month, the FAA told British Airways it was dropping the case based on assurances that airline changes will "preclude the type of extended operation that was the subject of this enforcement action." Says the FAA: "Our goal was to get them to change their procedures, and when we found out they were changing in the U.S., we settled the case.">
That is quite clear to me, isn't it to you?
Thought I'd add that whilst you might have read this in the papers (because I do not believe that you have any worthwhile contacts in the FAA) the procedures have not changed and the FAA dropped the case because they had neither a legal nor technical basis on which to persue BA for prosecution.