Dear Ms. Spence,
God. bless you. With respect to your appreciation of CASA, i wish to suggest that you might like to consider the possibility that what you have been told is at variance with the perceptions of industry. If you reread the Forsyth review, you will note the key conclusion that there is a trust deficit between the industry and CASA. That “trust deficit” voids the possibility of achieving any of the noble objectives you seek.
To put it another way as a simile , you have been told that CASA operates akin to an ultra modern medical practice; On the few occasions when drugs fail and surgery is required, it is microsurgery - Very little blood, tiny incisions, ultra modern technology no pain and miraculous results.
Industry experience (butson/polair, Buckley/APTA for example, but plenty more examples available) is that CASA is closer to a cattle crush for drenching followed by the the boning room at a meatworks. All that happened when your arrival was announced was to scrub the blood off the tables and keyboards, scatter a new layer of sawdust on the floor put on clean aprons and hastily collect all the pilot and corporate severed limbs and heads lying around the room and quickly shove them in the dumpster.
Talking to CASA is regarded as dangerous activity as evidenced by the number of anonymous submissions in multiple government reviews. Good luck.
God. bless you. With respect to your appreciation of CASA, i wish to suggest that you might like to consider the possibility that what you have been told is at variance with the perceptions of industry. If you reread the Forsyth review, you will note the key conclusion that there is a trust deficit between the industry and CASA. That “trust deficit” voids the possibility of achieving any of the noble objectives you seek.
To put it another way as a simile , you have been told that CASA operates akin to an ultra modern medical practice; On the few occasions when drugs fail and surgery is required, it is microsurgery - Very little blood, tiny incisions, ultra modern technology no pain and miraculous results.
Industry experience (butson/polair, Buckley/APTA for example, but plenty more examples available) is that CASA is closer to a cattle crush for drenching followed by the the boning room at a meatworks. All that happened when your arrival was announced was to scrub the blood off the tables and keyboards, scatter a new layer of sawdust on the floor put on clean aprons and hastily collect all the pilot and corporate severed limbs and heads lying around the room and quickly shove them in the dumpster.
Talking to CASA is regarded as dangerous activity as evidenced by the number of anonymous submissions in multiple government reviews. Good luck.