Angry pilot case gives rise to defamation immunity claim

By: Kimberly Atkins Dolan Media Newswires December 10, 2013

In a case that pits First Amendment defamation principles against statutory immunity rules, the U.S. Supreme Court will address whether an airline can face liability for reporting that a plane passenger — one of the airline’s own pilots — might be armed and mentally unstable.

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Angry pilot case gives rise to defamation immunity claim

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