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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, OFFICE OF HEARINGS JUN 2 1 20 3 

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IN RE: 

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SERVICES, INC. 

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Thursday, June 6, 2013 

The following pages constitute the proceedings 

held in the above-captioned matter before the 

HONORABLE J.E. SULLIVAN, held at the Department of 

Transportation, Office of Hearings, 1200 New Jersey 

Ave SE, Washington, D.C. before Roger Meyers of 

Capital Reporting Company, beginning at approximately 

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I APPEARANCES I Good morning to you alL Let's chat just 

2 2 very briefly about where we are in these proceedings. 

3 On behalf of the Complainant: 3 Essentially, as you both know, on March 28, 2013, an 

4 MR. WILLIAM P. VINES, ESQUIRE 4 Order setting a Rule 16 Litigation Scheduling 

5 Office of the Regional Counsel 5 Conference and Directing Rule 26(t) Planning and 

6 Southern Region 6 Submission was filed. And then subsequently, the 

7 Federal Aviation Administration 7 parties filed on May 30, 2013, a Joint Section 

8 P.O. Box 20636 8 13.217/Rule 26(t) Report submitted by Complainant, 

9 Atlanta, GA 30320 9 FAA. I have reviewed the material and I have only a 

10 Tel: 404-305-5200 10 few questions to ask both of you as we formalize the 

11 Fax: 404-305-5223 11 discovery and litigation schedule. I 

12 12 And I am going to direct my questions first 

13 On behalf of the Respondent: 13 to you Mr. Vines since you are the complainant. In 

14 Michael A. Honeycutt, President 14 this Rule 26(t) Report, you indicated that you would 

15 Worldwide Aircraft Services, Inc. 15 be exchanging initial disclosures on or before June 

16 c/o JET I.C.U. 16 28, 2013, and I'm happy to adopt that. 

17 2561 Rescue Way 17 What I typically do in addition to setting 

18 Brookville, FL 34604 18 some deadlines for completion is I also set some start 

19 Tel: 325-796-2540 19 times in part because I have had some concerns by 

20 Fax: 325-796-2549 20 litigants in the past about when they actually are 

21 21 supposed to start exchanging information. So I don't 

22 22 have any particular trouble with the deadline for 

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I PROCEEDINGS 1 finishing your initial discovery request of July 26, 

2 THE COURT: We are on the record in the 2 2013. What I'm interested in really is setting a 

3 matter of Worldwide Aircraft Services, Inc. This is 3 start time. If the two of you finish exchanging the 

4 DocketNumberFAA-2013-0045. Today is Thursday, June 4 initial disclosures on or before June 28, 2013, which 

5 6, 2013. And the parties have convened for a Rule I 6 5 is a Friday, it probably would make sense if we start 

6 Litigation Scheduling Conference. 6 no later than July 12 with exchanging your additional 

7 The FAA is represented by its attorney of 7 discovery requests. And I looked at the calendar, and 

8 record, William P. Vines, who is appearing by 8 the first Friday after June 28 is July 5, but it 

9 telephone. 9 immediately follows the July 4th Federal Holiday and 

10 The Respondent, Worldwide Aircraft Services, 10 many people like to take that long weekend of1~ So I 

11 Inc., is represented by Michael A. Honeycutt, who is 11 thought perhaps we could have the start date where the 

12 the President of the company. 12 parties are directed to start no later than a due date 

13 Mr. Honeycutt, just so that I know, are you 13 for discovery requests be on or before July 12, 2013. 

14 an attorney as well as the President, or are you 14 Do you have any objection to that? 

15 simply here as the President of the company? 15 MR. VINES: No, Judge, I do not. 

16 MR. HONEYCUTT: I am strictly the President. 16 THE COURT: Okay. 

17 I am not a lawyer. 17 Mr. Honeycutt, I am going to turn to you. 

18 THE COURT: Okay. Thank you. 18 Do you have any objection to having a start date of 

19 Also present at the Office of Hearings 19 July 12, 2013, for the additional general discovery 

20 appearing as observers only is one of our law student 20 requests? 

21 interns, Mr. Andy Orr, as well as a legal assistant, 21 MR. HONEYCUTT: No, ma'am; I have no problem 

22 Ms. Lisa Harris. 22 with July 12. 

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1 THE COURT: Okay. When I say additional I answer; sending each other a notice of deposition 

2 general discovery requests, do you know what I'm 2 where you are going to actually depose a witness under 

3 talking about, sir? 3 the rules for discovery purposes; for requesting 

4 MR. HONEYCUTT: I do believe that we 4 additional production of documents; disclosing experts 

5 initially request disclosures and then if we feel that 5 and expert reports; those kind of things that are much 

6 we want to expand on it then that would be the 6 more specific are part and parcel of the general 

7 additional request. 7 discovery that follows initial disclosure. 

8 THE COURT: Yes. In general; the initial 8 So does that make sense so far to you, Mr. 

9 disclosures that have a June 28, 2013 deadline, those 9 Honeycutt? 

10 are the very general disclosures that you will see in 10 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am, it does. And so 

11 the Federal Rules under Rule 26(a)(l)(A). And they 11 that pat1 of the request, the interrogatories and 

12 basically are for your purposes exchanging the name 12 scheduling or at least naming of people wanting to be 

13 and if known the address and telephone number of each 13 deposed that would have to be all in by the 26th 

14 individual likely to have discoverable information 14 starting at least by the 12th of July; is that 

15 about the issues in dispute. 15 correct? 

16 MR. HONEYCUTT: Okay. 16 THE COURT: Right. We are talking about 

17 THE COURT: And essentially, you're going to 17 when you start to exchange. 

18 be talking about what you may be using to support your 18 MR. HONEYCUTT: Okay. 

19 claims or defenses unless the material is subject to a 19 THE COURT: And according to my review of 

20 privilege. So it is the beginning body of information 20 your Rule 26(f), you didn't have any pat1icular start. 

21 that you are providing to each other about who has 21 Many people don't. And I have found though that it is 

22 information and what type of information they have and 22 helpful for many of the litigants who appear before me 

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I how that opposing side can contact that person. I for me to set a deadline to begin the exchange because 

2 Then, secondly, under Civil Rule 26(a)(I)(A) 2 oftentimes in the past what I have seen is people wait 

3 you also want to exchange a copy or a description of 3 and then they find out that they don't have enough 

4 the documents that you may have or other tangible 4 time after they serve the request to get the answer. 

5 items that you may have that you are potentially going 5 So I want to make sure that everybody knows what their 

6 to be using as evidence, documentary exhibits, 6 timeframe is. You can serve and request general 

7 tangible exhibits that you think are helpful to your 7 discovery before July 12, 2013. What I'm doing is I 

8 defense. 8 am setting a due date so that you know that you have 

9 Those are the two primary things in these 9 to start asking for some things at least by July 12, 

10 types of cases that are exchanged by the parties on or 10 2013, in order to get done in time if we continue with 

11 before the first deadline which is June 28, 2013. It 11 the scheduling order that you and Mr. Vines have 

12 is the broad brush overview of discovery. 12 submitted to me; does that make sense? 

13 And then as ofJuly 12, 2013, that's when 13 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am, it does. 

14 you start exchanging more specific requests for 14 THE COURT: Okay. Good. So is July 12, 

15 information. And you don't have to wait until July 15 2013, acceptable to you, Mr. Honeycutt, as a start 

16 12, 2013; you can do that ahead of.Tuly 12,2013. 16 time for the general discovery? 

17 I will structure the Order that says on or 17 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am. 

18 before July 12, 2013, the parties shall begin 18 THE COURT: Okay. Then I have in the Joint 

19 exchanging or serving additional general discovery 19 Rule 26 Report from the parties that you also have 

20 requests. And those types of discovery requests would 20 agreed to have August 26, 2013 as the deadline for 

21 be more specific. They could include things like 21 completing general discovery, and I'm happy to adopt 

22 sending each other a tort and interrogatories to 22 that. 

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You also have indicated a follow-up 1 THE COURT: Okay. And Mr. Honeycutt, how 

supplemental discovery start time for the request for 2 about you; what is your vacation schedule or work 

follow-up discovery to be September 6, 2013; and I 3 schedule like around that period of time? 

will adopt that. 4 MR. HONEYCUTT: The I 8th is my birthday, so 

I'll also adopt the September 30, 2013, 5 I won't be in; I will be out. The 19th would be 

deadline for completing the exchange of supplemental 6 possible, but of course if we could do it, the 23rd 

discovery. 7 would work for me. 

You have indicated some dispositive motion 8 THE COURT: Okay. Well, let me turn back to 

due dates, those being October 15, 2013, for filing 9 Mr. Vines, then. Mr. Vines, would the 23rd work as an 

dispositive motions, November 1, 2013, for filing 10 alternate date? 

answers to the dispositive motions if any; and then II MR. VINES: I don't have anything scheduled. 

November 15, 2013, for filing replies if any. And I 12 My concern is it being that week of Christmas, so --

am happy to adopt all of those dates. 13 THE COURT: No, I understand. I'm just in a 

I do need to talk to you about scheduling an 14 little bit of a pinch because I am in trial the week 

oral argument for dispositive motions. And J want to 15 immediately following the reply date that is due, and 

ask you both to look at your calendars in November if 16 then I am going to be in a fairly lengthy trial 

you would be so kind. With a November 15, 2013, 17 beginning right after Thanksgiving. So let me see if 

deadline for filing a reply that puts me into the week 18 J can tweak this a little bit. We may end up going 

ofNovember 18 and November 25 for setting oral 19 into January, and if we do, I'm going to flush out the 

argument potentially. I could go a little beyond that 20 dispositive motion time because there is no reason for 

too. I cannot set it for the week of November 18, 21 you to where you have to get it all filed and then 

2013, because I am going to be in trial that entire 22 have to wait. So let's take a look at after the 

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Thanksgiving, if you both are available. J know that 2 scheduling trials in January. So I have to navigate 

many people like to take that whole week off and if 3 between when I am in trail those weeks. 

that is true for either or you, just let me know. So 4 How about the week of January 6? Mr. Vines, 

I will start with you, Mr. Vines? 5 do you have vacation time scheduled then, or would you 

MR. VINES: Judge, I do plan to take that 6 be available any time that week? And this would be 

week off. 7 for one to one and a half hour oral argument time. I 

THE COURT: Okay. 8 usually am able to hear oral argument fairly easily 

MR. VINES: Thanksgiving week, the week of 9 within one hour, but every once in a while it goes 

November 22. 10 beyond into the next half hour. 

THE COURT: Okay. Then what I'm going to do 11 MR. VINES: Judge, to respond to your 

is I am going to tell you when I'm available in 12 question, I am available the week of January 6. And 

December, and I have a fairly long trial set 13 also wanted to ask you: is it normal that in these 

immediately after the week of Thanksgiving, and I 14 types of hearings that you do have oral arguments? 

should be back in the office by December 18, which is 15 THE COURT: I always schedule oral argument. 

right before Christmas. So if you are amenable to 16 And the reason I do is because I find it very helpful. 

oral argument right before Christmas I can either set 17 MR. VINES: Okay. And of course that is 

this matter for December 19, 2013, December 20, 2013, 18 based on if any motions are filed? 

or perhaps even December 23, 2013. 19 THE COURT: And if no motions are filed, I 

And I am going to turn again to you first, 20 convert it into a pre-hearing status conference. 

Mr. Vines. Do any of those dates work for you? 21 MR. VINES: Okay. Thank you. 

MR. VINES: Judge, December 19, Thursday. 22 THE COURT: You're welcome. 

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Mr. Honeycutt, are you available the week of 1 MR. HONEYCUTT: I don't believe more than a 

January 6, 2014? 2 day, Your Honor, either; maybe a half a day at the 

MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am. 3 very most on the outside --

THE COURT: Do you have any blackout dates? 4 THE COURT: Okay. 

MR. HONEYCUTT: No, ma'am. 5 MR. HONEYCUTT: -- a day and a half. 

THE COURT: Okay. Then Mr. Vines, turning 6 THE COURT: And I'm going to simply err on 

to you first, do you have any preferred date during 7 the side of caution at this point and say one day. I 

the January 6, 2014 week? 8 find that it is very helpful if we have a little 

MR. VINES: The middle of the week is always 9 cushion of time because things do come up that people 

preferable, so January 8 or 9? 10 don't anticipate, and it can be very uncomfortable if 

THE COURT: Okay. Mr. Honeycutt, do you 11 you don't have the time to address those things. So 

have a preference, does January 8 or January 9 work 12 let's say this is a two-day trial. And according to 

for you? 13 your Rule 26(f) Report, it sounds like both parties 

MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am; either day would 14 have agreed that Tampa, Florida is the preferred 

be fine with me. 15 venue; is that correct, Mr. Vines? 

THE COURT: Staying with you, Mr. Honeycutt, 16 MR. VINES: Yes, Judge. 

do you have a preference for morning or afternoon? 17 THE COURT: Okay. And Mr. Honeycutt? 

MR. HONEYCUTT: Either would be fine. 18 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am. 

THE COURT: Mr. Vines, any preference 19 THE COURT: So let's do this. Let's look 

regarding time during the day? 20 for a two-day time period after January 8, 2014 and 

MR. VINES: No preference, Judge. 21 just so you know, I will be in trial the week of 

THE COURT: Let's do 10:30 a.m. on 22 January 13,2014. I'll be in trial again the week of 

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Wednesday, January 8, 2014. And I will schedule this 1 January 27, 2014, but I have the month ofFebruary 

from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Eastern time. I'll simply 2 available. So Mr. Vines, turning to you; do you have 

ask both of you to keep the half hour immediately past 3 blackout times during the month of February that we 

that from 11 :30 to noon open just in case we run over. 4 should not be looking at? 

And again, if you do not file dispositive motions, I 5 MR. VINES: Yes, Judge; let me confirm that. 

will automatically keep this conference on my calendar 6 I believe it is February 12 through February 22, I 

and I will convert it into a pre-hearing status 7 will be out of the country, but let me confirm those 

conference so that if there are any matters that need 8 dates. 

to be addressed prior to hearing, we have got that 9 THE COURT: Okay. 

conference scheduled on that date. 10 MR. VINES: And I don't have this written in 

Then let's talk about how many days if 11 my calendar because my calendar stops on February 2. 

needed the hearing will be and I will stmi with you 12 THE COURT: Okay. Are you looking, Mr. 

first, Mr. Vines; how long do you think it would take 13 Vines, or should I just take that as fact? 

you to put on a prima facie case for your client? 14 MR. VINES: I'm confirming that, Judge. I 

MR. VINES: Judge, probably haifa day to a 15 am having to pull up my itinerary here on my phone. 

full day. 16 THE COURT: Okay. 

THE COURT: Okay. I am going to err on the 17 MR. VINES: Yes, Judge, that's correct; 

side of caution sir just for now and just note that it 18 February 12 through 22. 

will be one day. 19 THE COURT: Mr. Honeycutt, let me turn to 

Mr. Honeycutt, turning to you how much time 20 you. Do you have blackout dates during the month of 

do you think it would take for you to put on a 21 February as well? 

responsive case if this case goes to hearing? 22 MR. HONEYCUTT: No, ma'am. I am free. 

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THE COURT: Well, I'm going to suggest one 1 MR. VINES: It doesn't matter, Judge. 

or two possibilities. If we have a summary judgment 2 THE COURT: Let's set this for February 5 

motion heard on January 8, 2013, from10:30 to 11:30, 3 which is a Wednesday through February 6, which is a 

I want to be sure that I have time to get out that 4 Thursday. We will have travel on Tuesday, February 4 

motion, the ruling on the motion and because I am 5 and Friday, February 7 potentially. And typically, I 

going to be in trial, I'm going to just note that I 6 hold the hearings beginning at 9:00 a.m. running to 

should have that out on or before January 22, 2014, be 7 5:00 p.m. and those are the times that I will set. If 

in trial the next week, we could either do a short 8 we get done early, that is great, then we have had 

trial the first week of February, which is the week of 9 that cushion and we don't need it. Just so you know, 

February 3, 2014, or we're going to be looking at 10 I always take a lunch break of one hour. Ifthere are 

doing a trial the week ofMarch 3, 2014, or shortly 11 restaurants that need to be walked to from the 

thereafter. 12 courthouse or wherever we end up holding the hearing 

Mr. Vines, what is your preference? 13 and we need a little extra time, I will add that in. 

MR. VINES: Judge, I can do either. I don't 14 We will also take a quick morning recess and afternoon 

have anything scheduled really in January or February 15 recess so that the Court Reporters have a break. But 

other than the trip. So if we like say get it set and 16 that's basically what the schedule will be. 

get that tried in February, I'm fine with the February 17 So since we are holding the hearing the 

3 week. 18 first week ofFebruary, do you folks want to have a 

THE COURT: Mr. Honeycutt, do you have a 19 little bit of maneuvering room with the dispositive 

preference'l 20 motions or are you comfortable still with the October 

MR. HONEYCUTT: No, ma'am; February or March 21 15 and subsequent dates, starting with you, Mr. Vines? 

would either work fine for me. 22 MR. VINES: Judge, since we do have the 

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THE COURT: Let's plan on the first week of 1 trial set for February, I would prefer to move those 

February. And then I need to check in with both of 2 dates closer to the hearing, if Mr. Honeycutt agrees. 

you. 3 THE COURT: Mr. Honeycutt, do you want to 

Mr. Vines, you are located where? 4 expand those dates a little bit to give yourself a 

MR. VINES: Atlanta, Georgia. 5 little bit of breathing room? 

THE COURT: And Mr. Honeycutt, you are in 6 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am; I would. 

Brooksville, Florida? 7 THE COURT: Then Jet's talk about doing 

MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am. 8 that. And I think what might work is if we schedule 

THE COURT: How far or how near is 9 maybe October 25 for the filing of the dispositive 

Brooksville, Florida to Tampa, Florida? 10 motion which is the last Friday of October. And then 

MR. HONEYCUTT: We are a 35 minute ride down 11 we can have November 8 as the deadline for filing an 

to Tampa. 12 answer to dispositive motions. Then we need to put 

THE COURT: Okay. So you have the shortest 13 how about-- I need to check my November calendar--

commute to the trial. 14 actually, we could say November 15, 2013, for filing 

MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am. 15 the answer; and then December 6 for filing the reply. 

THE COURT: Mr. Vines, I take it you might 16 And then I will have time prior to January 8, 2014, to 

be flying? 17 read all the material and then be prepared for that 

MR. VINES: Yes, Your Honor. 18 oral argument. 

THE COURT: And this Court will also be 19 Does that work for you, Mr. Vines? 

flying for the proceeding as well. 20 MR. VINES: Yes, Judge. 

Mr. Vines, do you have a preference for 21 THE COURT: And Mr. Honeycutt? 

flying on Monday or Tuesday, do you care? 22 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am. Let me confirm; 

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I it was file by October 28? I MR. VINES: That's fine, Judge. 

2 THE COURT: I have file by October 25, 2013. 2 THE COURT: Mr. Honeycutt, how about you; is 

3 We could change that date a little bit if the parties 3 that acceptable? Do you understand what we were just 

4 want. We could move that into November I; we can also 4 talking about? 

5 switch the answer to a week later as well as the reply 5 MR. HONEYCUTT: Yes, ma'am, I do. And that 

6 but it just depends on what you want to do? 6 will be fine with me. 

7 MR. HONEYCUTT: I'm fine with the 25th. I 7 THE COURT: So let's do this. Let's switch 

8 was just wanting to confirm and make sure the dates 8 those trail dates from February 5 and February 6 to 

9 were right. The 25th and then the response by the 9 March 5 which is also a Wednesday and March 6 which is 

10 15th -- 10 also a Thursday with travel on March 4 and March 7. 

11 THE COURT: Right. 11 And then what we can do is go to February 7 for the 

12 MR. HONEYCUTT: -- and reply by December 6. 12 exchange of witness lists and exhibits. 

13 THE COURT: Correct. 13 And folks, just so that you know, I do ask 

14 MR. HONEYCUTT: And I am fine with those 14 the parties to have an index cover sheet of your 

15 dates. 15 exhibits so that you have Exhibit C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4, 

16 THE COURT: And Mr. Vines, that is 16 or Exhibit R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4 identified in an index 

17 acceptable to you, too? 17 cover sheet on top of all ofyour exhibits. And I do 

18 MR. VINES: Yes, Judge. 18 that in part because when we file the exhibits with 

19 THE COURT: Then let's talk finally about 19 the hearing docket they require us to have one. And 

20 exchanging a list of witnesses and exhibits prior to 20 it is best if you identify them yourself as you see 

21 the February hearing. 21 fit as opposed to having one of my clerks do it after 

22 Mr. Vines, how much time prior to the 22 the fact. And I will put that in the order. 

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1 hearing do you usually like to exchange those? I And then what I am going to do also is 

2 MR. VINES: Judge, in my other proceedings, 2 suggest that you have any and all witness stipulations 

3 I believe it is usually at least three weeks, three 3 and/or motions in limine filed on or before February 

4 weeks to a month. 4 21,2014. Thatdoesn'tprecludeyou, ofcourse, from 

5 THE COURT: Okay. Well, since I'm not 5 engaging in further stipulations and presenting them 

6 hearing the summary judgment motion until January 8 6 orally to the Court the day of the hearing but it does 

7 and I need time to issue the order, typically what I 7 give you a deadline to look at and consider and try 

8 do is I issue the summary judgment order and then I 8 and address those issues ahead of time. 

9 schedule a time for the parties to exchange the 9 So Mr. Vines, starting with you, are there 

10 witness lists and exhibits. And if that-- ifyou are 10 any other procedural dates that you would like to talk 

II looking for three weeks to a month then the February 3 11 about for your client today? 

12 time period doesn't work for us. I don't have the 12 MR. VINES: I don't believe so, Judge. 

13 ruling out until about January 22 in part because I am 13 THE COURT: Then Mr. Honeycutt, on behalf of 

14 in trial the week preceding that date. Do you see 14 your client, any procedural matters or dates that you 

15 what I'm saying? So it makes no sense for you to 15 would like to address today? 

16 exchange witness lists and exhibits prior to the 16 MR. HONEYCUTT: No, ma'am. 

17 ruling on the summary judgment because that ruling 17 THE COURT: I'm just going to briefly note 

18 potentially can dramatically change or reduce the 18 that I will be sending out an order setting litigation 

19 amount of time the parties spend on trial. 19 dates and procedures that codifies what we talked 

20 MR. VINES: Right. 20 about and agreed to today. This order will also 

21 THE COURT: So do you want to move the trial 21 identify basic information that we have not talked 

22 into that first week of March, then? 22 about including how to request modification of the 

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1 litigation dates. We do have motions regarding 1 order that you get, I will have Mr. Cody L. Smith's 

2 discovery, when to file them, how to file them. If 2 name and phone number included in the order. He is an 

3 you want to set up additional conferences on my 3 attorney advisor in this office and he is available to 

4 calendar between now and the hearing date; how to 4 answer any questions either of you might have about 

5 contact the office, who to contact, how to go about 5 what is contained in the order. 

6 doing it. 6 So with that it looks like our business is 

7 Mr. Honeycutt, if you decide to get counsel, 7 complete. 

8 please let us know. The attorney will know how to 8 I thank you very much both of you for being 

9 file a notice of representation. If you decide that 9 available today. We can go off the record. And I 

10 you are going to have somebody come in and replace you 10 wish you all a good day. Thank you very much. 

11 for any reason, a lay person or an attorney, let us 11 MR. VINES: Thank you. 

12 know. 12 MR. HONEYCUTT: Thank you. 

13 And then I also have some information about 13 (Whereupon, at 11:39 a.m., the 

14 how to mark exhibits in this order that essentially 14 scheduling conference in the matter of WORLDWIDE 

15 reiterates the index cover sheet requirement and the 15 AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC. was adjourned.) 

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1 questions that you have or anything else that you 1 CERTIFICATE OF NOTARY PUBLIC 

2 would like to address today. And I would be happy to 2 I, ROGER MYERS, the officer before whom the foregoing 

3 explain anything that we talked about iffor any 3 hearing was taken, do hereby certifY that the testimony 

4 reason or any reason that you might have or you are 4 appearing in the foregoing pages was recorded by me and 

5 not quite sure what we talked about or would like a 5 thereafter reduced to typewriting under my direction; 

6 further explanation? 6 that said transcription is a true record of the 

7 testimony given by said parties; that I am neither 

7 MR. HONEYCUTT: No, ma'am, Your Honor; I 8 counsel for, related to, nor employed by any of the 

8 appreciate it. I understand everything and -- 9 parties to the action in which this hearing was taken; 

9 THE COURT: I would simply note, I should 10 and, further, that I am not a relative or employee of 

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