After that helicopter crash, Ford played it safe for a while. But by March 2015, he was once again getting into tight spots with crazy flying contraptions. According to the BBC, this time it was a vintage airplane he’d been flying. He suffered injuries when he crash-landed it onto a Los Angeles golf course, but luckily they weren’t life-threatening. By December of that year, he was doing better. As E! Online reported, he told “Good Morning America” that he was “doing great” less than a year after the crash. “I’m back playing tennis, riding my bikes and having a good time.”

One thing he probably shouldn’t have gotten back into was flying. The BBC would go on to report two years later that the self-styled pilot flew dangerously low over an American Airlines commercial flight carrying 110 passengers. Ford admitted that he’d been a “schmuck” when he’d performed the maneuver. Despite his shoddy history with flying machines, he was allowed to keep his pilot’s license without any restrictions or penalizations. Good luck to anyone in Californian airspace, but fortunately the rest of the galaxy is safe from Harrison Ford’s terrible piloting skills. For now.