FAR Violations In Decending Order
Careless or reckless operation Compliance with ATC clearances and instructions Failure to meet requirement for certificate, rating and authorization.
Especially medical certificate. Only 72% of pilot accident victims
were current and legal for the phase of flight to the accident. Non-compliance with ATC clearance and instructions. Failure to get required clearance at tower airport. Proper registration certificate missing. Non-airworthy aircraft. Failure to maintain minimum safe altitudes.
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