Bahig Saliba v. American Airlines, Inc., et al.

Whether the Respondent’s demands for a medical treatment(s) or procedure(s) that are not required, authorized, or regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), that directly impact the pilot medical certification standards and process, violated a right created in the law, interfered and impaired the Petitioner’s ability to perform his duties, fulfil his obligations, and to make declarations reserved for the Petitioner, and whether the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (The Act) gives him an implied private right to action to recover compensation owed to him by the air carrier. Whether the above demands by the air carrier violate the terms and conditions of an employment contract under which the Petitioner has an obligation to provide a valid First-Class FAA medical certificate that meets FAA medical certification standards at set intervals.