Aviation industry wants minister to investigate regulator's 'shortfalls'
But the general election doldrums has put any potential action on ice.
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Factions of the aviation industry are calling on the minister in charge to step in on perceived mismanagement of the sector.
The issues have ballooned from the Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) grounding of regional airline Sunair, with industry representative group General Aviation Advocacy
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Wed, 04 Oct 2017
Wed, 04 Oct 2017
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Aviation industry wants minister to investigate regulator's 'shortfalls'
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