31 AugKings issue resolved by FAA

Author: Tim Taylor Categories: Airline Transport

AOPA is reporting that the FAA has resolved the issue of John and Martha King- King Schools owners- arrest over the weekend.

According to an article by Alton K. Marsh,
“FAA officials have resolved the lingering issue of listing a Cessna 172S leased to John and Martha King, owners of King Schools, as stolen. The listing caused Santa Barbara police to remove the couple from the aircraft at gunpoint Aug. 28.”

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