On the floor of the 2017 LNP [Liberal National Party] Queensland on Sunday 16th July 2016, the following motion was placed and carried “……on the show of hands….”.
That this Convention of the LNP:
Calls upon the Federal Coalition to review recent air crash incidents and other matters, particularly in rural areas, with a view […]
I have to hand a refusal of a Freedom of Information request [FOI] by Minister Chester’s Department of Infrastructure.
This requests the costings of the:
Initial #atsb report; #casa report, not released to the #atsb; Senate Inquiry; Subsequent #asrr report by David Forsyth; Canadian ATSB report; Implementation cost by #casa; Implementation cost by #atsb
Safety case for AirServices [#ASA] removal of NDB’s missing
Air Services, after the recent drubbing in the October 2014 Senate estimates, where a Board decision on removal of the Approach facility at Adelaide airport was made before a safety case was undertaken, demonstrates how out of touch ASA is with the aviation community.
Request for Tender – PelAir Norfolk Island Ditching Request June 2015
On 14th June 2015, ATSB let a RFT [Request for Tender], which has a return date of 7th July 2015. The work has to be completed between August 2015 and the end of 2015.
This finally sees the recovery of the CVR and FDA […]
PelAir drags on – It’s over 5 years since November 2009
The PelAir matter is not yet complete, with the CASA, ATSB and PelAir with a major coverup continuing, much to the disappointment of the Senators. There are a whole range of issues to be answered, with a seriously disappointed and it would appear, angry […]
The Anthony Klan article certainly is an expose on the matter of apparent interference with the political process in Australia. This type of behaviour may explain why CASA is so keen to work on being an “Un-model Litigant”.
Is there some connections in this as regards to the:
A look at the submissions to the ASRR, show that a large number of people [over 31% one in three] did not want their material made public.
One can very confidently assume that these people are concerned about retribution by the regulator. This was a feature of the Senate AAI review as well, where this […]
The following article appeared in the Border Morning Mail this morning and it would be interesting to see the relationship of the initial turbulence penetration” in this and what really happened:
This has just been released with submissions requested:
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STANDING COMMITTEE ON STATE DEVELOPMENT
Inquiry into regional aviation services:
That the Standing Committee on State Development inquire into and report on the provision of aerial regular passenger transport (RPT) services to regional centres in New South Wales,
Minister McCormack has some serious work to undertake
Minister McCormack has some serious work to undertake.
Here are the resolutions arising from the #aviation meeting in Wagga over the past two days [see below].
There has been some well thought out ideas here, which can be boiled down into:
Review of the Civil Aviation Act, to include as a minimum, a repeal of […]
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