Boise Flying Service, Inc. v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.

The Moscow Air Transportation Company Avas the owner of an airplane. On or about August 1, 1931, it leased the airplane to one Virgil Adair. About August 10, 1931, the airplane was inspected by an inspector of airplanes of the United States and declared to be unfit for carrying passengers. The inspector ordered that the airplane could only be flown to either Spokane, Washington, Butte, Montana, or Boise, Idaho, for repairs. On or about August 20, 1931, the airplane was flown to Boise and placed Aidth appellant for repairs, where, at the request of the owner and lessee, the airplane was…