06-03-2022, 01:51 PM
CASA, even with a new CEO being receiving around twice the Prime Minister’s pay, 17 May to 30 June ‘21 $253,089 CASA annual report, cannot move to correct the glaring mistakes made around the maintenance rules, let alone redress the unthinkable injustice perpetrated against Glen Buckley. In twelve months only one reform of note credited to Ms. Spence, removal of the Cessna SIDs that should never have been mandated in the first place. Otherwise only talk about obvious reforms that the General Aviation industry needs to halt the inexorable decline into what GA is becoming; just a rump shadow of its former self.
This is just sad, an extraordinary failure of public policy, a blight on us as a Nation and foolhardy in the extreme to decimate our aviation maintenance training and the whole of the GA industry. Especially considering the vital potential capabilities as a valuable elements of National security. Quite apart from the lost jobs, businesses and services that only GA can provide.
This is just sad, an extraordinary failure of public policy, a blight on us as a Nation and foolhardy in the extreme to decimate our aviation maintenance training and the whole of the GA industry. Especially considering the vital potential capabilities as a valuable elements of National security. Quite apart from the lost jobs, businesses and services that only GA can provide.