Regulations and Government
Steele Aviation Hit with Third Proposed FAA Penalty
The FAA alleges Steel knew it was in violation because it previously had faced similar allegations.

The FAA has proposed a $533,320 civil penalty against Steele Aviation of Beverly Hills, California, for allegedly conducting unauthorized charter flights using pilots who lacked required training. The agency said this is the third civil penalty the FAA has proposed against Steele Aviation since 2017. In separate actions, the agency also suspended and later revoked the pilot certificates of Nicolas Steele, the president of Steele Aviation, and a pilot he employed. Both men have appealed the revocations.


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