The CASA Board “won’t interfere.”
As reported here from the Board, quote:- “Until it is completed, none of the Board members will interfere with that process.”
This shows that this Board is most reluctant to investigate the facts and truth of Glen’s situation. If it was feeling any responsibility, or wished to test the validity of CASA’s intentions and actions against APTA, it would be inviting Glen to hearings and asking for all of his documentation.
The notion that the Board would be interfering with a “process” is is a specious and fraudulent argument. It’s an unworthy and transparent falsehood because there’s no process, unless hand balling the hot potato is your idea of “a process.”
There is no legal, practical or commonsense reason for the Board to refrain from ascertaining the facts. The reverse is true and would be the responsible course of action.
If this was not so then how is it that it is proper for the Chairman to meet Glen but no other Board members? If there were any other Board members meeting him, where’s the problem? I would urge all the Board members to engage with Glen Buckley in every way possible.
This could then be a watershed, not only for Glen but for the whole of General Aviation because the Board would become familiar with the whole disastrous modus operandi of CASA. They might even become aware of the colossal damage that’s been perpetrated on the whole of the GA industry, including the loss of jobs, services and related GA businesses over the last twenty five years.