“came uncomfortably and dangerously close” when he during a landing mishap last week, according to an aviation expert. Ford, 74, inadvertently landed on an active taxiway instead of the parallel runway he was cleared for last Monday at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California, coming extremely close to an American Airlines flight with 116 people on board awaiting takeoff. The FAA has opened an investigation into the incident. In a, Ford’s yellow single-engine Husky aircraft is seen flying over the American Airlines flight waiting to cross the runway he was cleared for. “I estimate that he missed the aircraft by less than 100 feet,” Captain Ross Aimer, a retired United Airlines pilot and CEO of, tells PEOPLE of Ford, who was spotted on Wednesday flying a helicopter in Los Angeles. “The highest point of that American Airlines 737 is about 41 feet from the ground and it looked like he was maybe twice as high as that point, so roughly around 80 or 85 feet.”.
Juliano/X17online “He came uncomfortably and dangerously close on that landing — the video is pretty clear,” adds Aimer, who is not involved in the FAA investigation. Aimer explains that Ford made an encroachment violation when flying so close to another aircraft. The expert says that aircrafts have about a radius of a mile around them that is considered their air space. If another pilot flies into that air space, the Federal Aviation Administration considers it a violation. “Other than actually hitting the aircraft, this is the worst that it could’ve been in terms of encroachment violations,” Aimer says. “When you come within 100 feet, that’s extremely close — that is called a near-miss.
Another 80 or so feet and he could’ve crashed into that plane. In terms of aviation, that’s extremely close.”. A spokesperson for the FAA confirmed to PEOPLE that it is opening an investigation into the incident, though it did not name the people involved. If Ford is found at fault, his private pilot’s license — which he uses to operate his vintage plane collection —, Aimer says. “They can go for a revocation, which means he’d have to surrender his license, but there could also be a suspension of the license. The evidence is there, it’s up to the FAA to decide what they’re going to do about it,” adds Aimer.
He adds that Ford can defend himself and has the advantage that no one was hurt during the incident. “He was very lucky — everybody was,” Aimer says of the near-miss. Touchpad Driver For Acer Aspire E15 more. A rep for the actor had no comment.
Horror After Marnie Watson kills her abusive husband in self-defense, she is condemned to house arrest. Only to discover that the house is possessed by the enraged and violent spirit of her. But the 100-foot radius her ankle bracelet allows isn't the worst of her problems. See full technical specs ».
FameFlynet Ford renewed his pilot’s license at the end of January and that cleared him to continue flying. The actor is due for another exam this summer. But the actor didn’t get his pilot’s license by attending a flight school — he learned how to fly through his friend and pilot. “I didn’t start flying again until I was 54 when I realized I was getting bored sitting in the back of my Gulfstream,” Ford told in 2009.
“I got excited about flying again and asked Terry Bender, the pilot of my Gulfstream, to teach me to fly.” And Aimer says that having a private flight instructor is legal as long as the instructor is certified in the aircraft being used for the flying lessons. This meant that Ford just had to pass a two-part test — a written portion and then a practical — to obtain his license. Ford also had to pass a medical exam and then retake it every two years to keep it valid. Ford has been involved in several piloting accidents in the past. The most serious was in 2015, when he at a Santa Monica golf course after encountering engine trouble. Ford, who was flying a yellow vintage fighter plane, suffered a broken arm and lacerations to his scalp.
When a woman serving time for the murder of her husband is granted early release on the condition that she remains under house arrest for the remainder of her sentence, her past strikes back with a supernatural vengeance in this thriller from director Eric Red (Undertow and Bad Moon). Marnie Watson (Famke Jansen) was suffering under the brutal hand of her husband Mike (Michael Pare) - a violent New York City cop - when she struck back in self-defense. In the aftermath of that tragedy, Mike was dead and Marnie convicted of manslaughter. Now released from prison and outfitted with an electronic ankle bracelet the will alert authorities to her location at all times, Marnie is given strict orders to remain in her house until her sentence is served in full. As Marnie begins to serve her time, her late husband's partner observes from a patrol car parked across the street - eager for the moment she violates her probation and he can lock her up for good. But there's something else in the house with Marnie, and now the woman who thought her nightmare was finally over is about to discover that it's only just begun. Marnie's husband is just as evil in death as he was in life, and he's determined to strike back at the woman who killed him with savage ferocity.
You got 9 lives what do you care. The first appearance of the ghost Mike Watson (Michael Pare) made me jumped. Can you beat a ghost with a baseball bat? I laughed when Marnie Watson (Famke Janssen) was doing that. I thought ghosts were transparent. And how come people are making love when there is a ghost in a house? Yes, yes I forgot this is a Hollywood movie where you can't call it a movie unless there are some sex scenes in it.
No matter how crap the movie is, people will still like some parts like that (well it's the concept of the film industry I guess). And the ending was pretty horrible. Besides the fact that it wasn't at all scary, and the the ending was one of the cheesiest things I've even seen a big star like Famke Janssen associate with, it could have been worse. Sims 3 World Adventures Cheats For Ipad on this page. To be honest, the beginning of the movie was pretty promising if it had stayed NOT a horror movie.
The prospect of a beautiful woman stuck in her house for a year had all kinds of promise. Then 'scary' stuff started happening, which ultimately failed.
The only cool things I can say about that are the fact that she was so badass about not being a little wuss about it. Most heroines in distress in this situation would have freaked out the whole time, but she was standing up to the ghost which was refreshing. The only other cool part is the brutal beating of her grocery-boy lover.