Now that the well known entrepreneur has left the building (so to speak), I see no reason why AsA can't reduce staff by 300. What with the fact finding trips, the staff consultants, project managers, industry liaisons and general hangers-on, minute secretaries, lunch organisers, brochure printers and reprinters, trip planners, meeting planners, luggage carriers, image consultants,
PR staff, political consultants and general would-be's if they could-be's running around and handling 15 flawed projects at once, surely there should be some fat left for trimming. Now that air traffic controllers can do what they are paid to do - air traffic control - we might start seeing some cost savings.