I have worked with all the Capt's in this so called ANG "Terminated 8" I can't speak highly enough of them as Airline Professionals & "Bloody Good Blokes"! The "cesspool of corruption" that this Govt. & Airline has become is beyond belief! Best outcome is for as many pilots, of those remaining " to walk", shut the place down, & and start again from scratch.
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Originally Posted by faheel
(Post 9856661)
more like a nice little sweetener went the magistrates way I would think
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The engineering issues continue to escalate.
Received a report that a Fokker had an inflight shutdown ex Tokua. |
Originally Posted by olderairhead
(Post 9857845)
Received a report that a Fokker had an inflight shutdown ex Tokua.
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Originally Posted by TBL Warrior
(Post 9858309)
The wheels have fallen off long ago at PX (excuse the pun)
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"The engineering issues continue to escalate".
And this engineering expertise being displayed on jurassic aircraft leased by PNGs Flag carrying airline, whose management somehow believes it has the ability to be the hub between the Pacfiic and Aust.!!!!!!!!!! hahahahhahahaharoflmfaohahahahahha |
Originally Posted by balusnomore
(Post 9862489)
...... whose management somehow believes it has the ability to be the hub between the Pacfiic and Asia! Casey Stoner's quip to Valentino Rossi after a particularly tempestuous Spanish MotoGP........"Your ambition outweighs your talent" could well be directed at PX management on this point. Perhaps PX management should concentrate on completing a domestic on time performance of better than 50% before looking afar. I know I know 50% is a lofty goal from current numbers but you gotta aim high! |
Yeah, Stoner's sledge is applicable. Give 'em some credit though - the government has succeeded in making the place a hub for corruption.
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Answer me this, how does a foreign citizen with an out standing arrest warrant, legally enter Austrslia?
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Management are just the true believers' of the politicians and current PNG leadership. Whose stated policy is to become the Dubai of the pacific and that they are heading that way.Lah Lah land and analogies of Ostriches and heads in the sand come to mind or perhaps more aptly the three monkeys.
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Time for an update on where the pilots are with regards the Court Orders which precluded the expats from being included.
The information that I have received indicates that with the changeover of company lawyers things got a bit messy with regards submitted affidavits, applications etc etc. Compounding this was the delay in issuing the Orders which then meant the appeal date closure had passed. My information is that you have up to 40 days to lodge an appeal yet the Orders were issued after 40 days. So another appeal has to be lodged to extend the appeal date. This has now been done and they await a hearing to determine if their appeal is successful. If so then they can lodge another appeal against the actual Orders to have the PNGAPA to be included in the Orders. I hope my very reduced summary of what I have received covers the main points. There is a lot more information available but I have kept this post as simple as possible. Meanwhile life in paradise continues as normal - dismally. |
Is it thought a bit sus that the Orders got issued after the Appeal period finished so they couldn't appeal??
Or am I reading too much of the old conspiracy suff into it all?? |
Time for some light humour.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...74724655878768 Over 20,000 grade 12 students right across the country sat for the Written Expression Examination today. EMTV News visited two schools in Port Moresby – Jubilee Catholic Secondary and Port Moresby National High – which saw over 300 students start the exams on time, at 8:30am. The three-hour exam was based on the topic of Air Niugini’s achievements in recent years. The second lot of National Exams for Grade 12 students will be in October. #EMTVNews #PNG |
Brainwashing
This is how third world dictatorships brainwash the youth of their country. I'm sure Kim Jong Un gets the kids in North Korea to write similar bull****. Seems the PM picked up quite a few good pointers from Michael Mugabe during his recent visit. Shame on you Papua Niugini government. You are a disgrace.
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Originally Posted by olderairhead
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Originally Posted by Allan Lupton
(Post 9872486)
I wonder if there's a Capitalist equivalent view somewhere or even an Australian view of the last paragraphs.
I doubt that our Foreign Minister had much choice but to to accept O'Neill's new government. Australia is in the unfortunate bind of being unable to limit PNG aid or to stir the political pot too much for fear of inviting China into even more aspects of PNG's economy. |
[QUOTE=LostProperty;9873130]It's a pity the Murdoch press pays scant attention to PNG affairs as it would be able to conjure a capitalist right viewpoint just as extreme as the socialist left WSWS.org.
Why did I have it firmly fixed in my mind that the newspaper that styles itself 'The heartbeat of PNG' was a Murdoch rag :confused: |
With the min wage (read majority of the population) on PGK3.50 ($AUD1.35) per hour, I don't think many would spend up buying newspapers, Murdoch's or otherwise.
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Originally Posted by NCD
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With the min wage (read majority of the population) on PGK3.50 ($AUD1.35) per hour, I don't think many would spend up buying newspapers, Murdoch's or otherwise.
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