McCandless v. Kramer

PORTER, Justice.

On and prior to April 23, 1950, appellant was operating a flying school at Bonners Ferry. Respondent was an enrollee in such school, taking instruction in flight training. One Herman S. Lewis was employed as an instructor at the training school. At about six o’clock p. m. on April 23, 1950, respondent, Herman S. Lewis and two other young men left Bonners Ferry on a flight to Lew iston. On making the approach to the flying field in Lewiston, with Lewis in control, the plane crashed, resulting in the death of the pilot, Lewis, and seriously injuring respondent.

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