Bravo. Good luck to ‘em.
I don’t begrudge the director-general of the DASA his new rule set; not at all. I may be just a touch peas-green with a little unbecoming envy. How wonderful to get a rule set which saves money, improves safety and makes everyone ‘happy’. No doubt there will be a few wrinkles to iron out, but that is to be expected. I wonder though how the ‘military’ would respond to a thing like Part 61 or 135?. Of course we’ll never get the chance to see that response; wouldn’t happen, not in a million. There are enough ex military types floating about the ‘corridors of power’ with enough clout to make it happen ‘right’; and no one in CASA has the balls or brains to pull the military leg.
You see things can work out, change is possible, provided you have the horsepower, budget and connection the military has. I say well done Sir; and, nicely played. You will pardon my slightly green tinge; no doubt it will, in time, disappear.
I don’t begrudge the director-general of the DASA his new rule set; not at all. I may be just a touch peas-green with a little unbecoming envy. How wonderful to get a rule set which saves money, improves safety and makes everyone ‘happy’. No doubt there will be a few wrinkles to iron out, but that is to be expected. I wonder though how the ‘military’ would respond to a thing like Part 61 or 135?. Of course we’ll never get the chance to see that response; wouldn’t happen, not in a million. There are enough ex military types floating about the ‘corridors of power’ with enough clout to make it happen ‘right’; and no one in CASA has the balls or brains to pull the military leg.
You see things can work out, change is possible, provided you have the horsepower, budget and connection the military has. I say well done Sir; and, nicely played. You will pardon my slightly green tinge; no doubt it will, in time, disappear.