Well Stratocruiser and RP-C000, you suggest we should forget the past and move forward. Good idea, except for those couple of nagging, pesky little questions that have popped up from time to time during the 5 years this post has been running, like;
Who audits and approves AAG as a training organisation each year?
Who defines the standard for training and checking at Alpha?
Who checks and issues Flight Instructor licences at Alpha?
Who checks and issues Ground Instructor licences at Alpha?
Who does the final check flight of all students at Alpha and what are the payment arrangements for this little number?
How many staff at AAG Philippines are ex-CAAP personnel at Alpha?
Still wondering, then read on....
CAAP failed to prepare the country for the FAA review
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CAAP failed to prepare the country for the FAA review
Manila - The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has rated the Philippines anew as "FAILED" in its aviation compliance directive, and recommended that the country should remain further under heightened surveillance (CAT 2), according to initial reports submitted to Washington.
"It (the Philippines) failed to pass our technical review" says one of the members of the FAA team that went to the Philippines two weeks ago...