casa is out of touch with the Aviation Industry Part 61
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helicopter industry association released the following:
However, the relationship between CASA and industry working groups (the latter are volunteers) soured when CASA advised the media ‘the delay was caused by the need to give the aviation industry more time to prepare for the commencement of the new regulations. Despite CASA’s education and information campaign on the new licensing regulations many pilots and people working in flying training are only starting to understand the new rules’. This was a disappointing statement and no doubt politically motivated as CASA is about to undergo a major external audit at the direction of the Deputy Prime Minister.
The AHIA on behalf of the helicopter industry does not accept the CASA media report, as the ‘lack of understanding’ is due to errors or unreasonable changes in the nearly 1,300 pages of material needing review and re-working in many areas.
Read the editorial that was supplied by a member at:
Part 61 Industry asks why CASA can?t get it right Politics involved?? | Assistance to the Aviation Industry
Last edited by Up-into-the-air; 25th Nov 2013 at 23:29.