This month starts the "countdown" to the year 2000 and with it the end of perhaps aviation's greatest maintenance "con"
CASA in their wisdom required all operators of commercial aircraft and associated maintenance organisations to sign a "Statement of Accomplishment" assuring safety will not be compromised by computer or equipment date rollover problems
As part of their perceived duty CASA has published on their web pages the companies and organisations who failed to submit a signed statement in the time required which was to ensure that their organisation was "Y2K Compliant"
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For educational purposes, the original page is HERE which will open separately - close or minimise to return
Any amendments or changes to this page can be accessed via the current web page at CASA
The recording of this page is so that all readers may have a better understanding of the drama that a number of the smaller organisations have had to undergo to maintain their approvals
Including in the page is a list of operators with a number involved in basic small business, including the "grass roots" aviation fraternity of ballooning, gliding, upholstery repairs, ultra-light aircraft manufacturing and engine builders and "one man bands" using computers only for word processing
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