Yes RFG, the important part here is the comment:
Counsel assisting the coroner Gerard Craddock SC suggested the claims should have raised "very serious concerns" about Mr Andrews keeping his pilot's license.
"(Those allegations) go to capacity ... in that it is somewhat important for a pilot to be awake," he said.
Mr Weeks said he was not aware of the report until this morning and Mr Andrews had a clean flight record at the time of the fatal crash, after which he was allowed to continue working as an instructor.
"The receipt of a confidential report ... does not necessarily mean it was true," he said.
The inquest continues today.
There are lots of reports that have this upshot, look at Whyalla, Lockhart River, Benalla, Norfolk Island and the list goes on.
And by the way, look at the date of the incident!!!
Pilot instructor Joanne Ethell, 20, and her student Chandrika Gaur, 18, were killed when their Cessna 152 light aircraft hit the ground after an in-air collision near Bankstown Airport with another training flight on December 18, 2008.