Originally Posted by
Maisk Rotum
The pilot in the left seat was the former chief pilot Bruce Hartwig Flight School.
There is an ongoing legal process involving numerous regulatory bodies, certifying agencies, tertiary education funders and Bruce Hartwig Flying School; the substance of which is that BHFS failed to provide govt funded Batchelor of Aviation course modules, falsified records and claimed monies from individual pilots who are contesting the $100,000 bill's they now have.
This action had been going on for years and culminated recently in two weeks in court only to be adjourned for six weeks for more discovery.
Throughout this CASA has been appraised yet is incredibly not involved in the proceedings saying that are not involved.
Wasn’t the gentleman in the left hand seat the CP at Hartwig Air, a charter company that is a sister company to the Bruce Hartwig Flying School?
If the legal proceedings you describe are ongoing, how is it that BHFS can advertise a partnership with RMIT and offer “fee help available”? Surely the Education Minister would / should have something to say on the matter if public money is involved?