Cessna. In general I'd agree, but looking at all the information about this one, I have to say that it seems the CAA are in the right.
I'm saddened, and angry, about the lack of information in advance. The fact that something relatively simple like making sure the paperwork is correct and submitted in plenty of time is beyond the capabilities of the management team doesn't bode well for the future of the project.
I missed all her flights last year due to a major illness, and to see her flying this year has been a major goal, so if this is to be her ignominious end, buried under the ineptitude and stupidity of well paid "senior management" then I will be deeply saddened.
Can we boot out the idiots and put in a management team that can actually manage?
Pi$$ed off of Manchester.