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    Pilot had been disciplined for dangerous flying years before Southern California crash

    by Matthew Ormseth and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times Feb 09, 2019 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Years before his plane plunged into an Orange County suburb, killing him and four others on the ground, Antonio Pastini was disciplined twice by federal regulators for flying in dangerous conditions and lying about his credentials, records show.

    A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration told the Los Angeles Times on Friday that Pastini had twice submitted name changes to the agency, changing his name first in 1991 from Jordan

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