Thats the point Pace, the CAA have nothing to do with deciding if there will be a prosecution. If the Fiscal deems it in the public interest they will take it further. It will depend very much on the way Scottish and Edi ATC word thier report and the "danger to the public" that was caused.
You might note I am only talking about the airspace bust...
The other parts of his trip who knows...
The CAA can't prosecute anyone in scotland. They can't reclaim costs. The only rights of access to the case are the same as any other member of the public who has an interest.
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