In United States, if law enforcement is unable to stop repeated drug trafficking by the same pilots and aircraft, what is the FAA required to do?
A) Invalidate pilot's license of anyone convicted of violating controlled substance laws
B) Revoke the registration of any aircraft used to transport controlled substances
C) Sentence the pilot to 10 years of jail time
D) A & C
E) A & B

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The FAA is required to invalidate the pilot's license of anyone convicted of violating controlled substance laws and revoke the registration of any aircraft used to transport controlled substances. This is due to the fact that drug trafficking by pilots and aircraft is a clear violation of federal aviation regulations and poses a serious threat to public safety. Invalidating licenses and revoking registrations can help prevent these individuals from continuing to use aviation as a tool for illegal activities. However, sentencing the pilot to jail time would fall under the jurisdiction of law enforcement and the court system, not the FAA.

In United States, If Law Enforcement Is Unable to Stop