The Federal Aviation Administration says he neglected to do fundamental crisis methods like reaching airport regulation, attempting to restart the motor or skimming to a protected landing area.

Trevor Jacob posted a video in December in which he leaped out of his light airplane in California after the propeller obviously quit working.

He was at that point wearing a parachute when he took off – a profoundly surprising move – had cameras tied to the plane as well as a selfie stick to record his fall.

Jacob then shot himself traveling across the distant Los Padres National Forest to find support and later recuperated the plane’s destruction and the video from the on-board cameras.

America’s Federal Aviation Administration examined and has closed he misbehaved and removed his permit.

It concurred with the remarks of others on the video that his activities on the November flight were exceptionally dubious.

He didn’t take a stab at restarting the motor by expanding wind current over the propeller; neglected to contact aviation authority or float to one of a few regions where he might have landed; and was wearing a “sport parachute” in the cockpit.

The FAA’s letter to Jacob, seen by The New York Times, said: “You showed an absence of care, judgment and obligation by deciding to leap out of an airplane exclusively so you could record the recording of the accident.”

Jacob is a previous snowboarder who contended at the 2014 Olympics and posts recordings of other outrageous tricks.

He demands he had a real crisis and in a video this week guaranteed he is presently on the FBI’s fear watchlist.

“I didn’t imagine that simply posting a video of an undertaking gone south would cause some disruption,” said.