In news that was probably met with a low growl and a muttered “whatever” from Harrison Ford, the FAA has decided it’s cool if the actor just wants to land his plane somewhere other than he’s supposed to, at least for this one time. Deadline reports an investigation into Ford’s actions—triggered by an incident in February of this year, when Ford mistakenly landed on a taxiway instead of a runway—has concluded, and the man who nearly died in a plane accident two years ago won’t face any disciplinary action. His lawyer released a statement saying, “In closing the matter, the agency acknowledged Mr. Ford’s long history of compliance with the federal aviation regulations and his cooperative attitude during the investigation,” which seems like an awfully long way of saying “we’re scared to death of him.”