Chairman defends Civil Aviation Authority after confidentiality breach
Deputy chairman resigns after breaching confidence with rival airline.
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The chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority is considering what information needs be withheld from interested parties in cases of potential conflicts of interest after his deputy chairman resigned after being caught up in such circumstances.
Chairman Nigel Gould says there can be “no tolerance
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Wed, 20 Sep 2017
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