Aircraft Owners Up-in-Arms
As mentioned in Week One of last month CASA
introduced a change in the way aircraft are to be registered
Boyd Munro champion of the 'Week-end Warrior' private pilot and operator of the
www.airsafety.com.au web page sent a message to a number of
selected aircraft owners on Saturday 28 October asking for their comments on the CASR 47 regulation
The next day Sunday 29th Boyd replied that "The response has already
been heavy and it is unanimous - No one has been in favour of the changes and no one has even been neutral -
Everyone who has responded is opposed"
There is:--
UNANIMOUS OPPOSITION TO AIRCRAFT REGO CHANGES
News Desk Comment
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Boyd continues to fight for the rights of aircraft
owners and pilots here in OZ which by now must involve a considerable investment in both time
and money after having to deal with "our" inept bureaucracy that is entrenched in the
government aviation division
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In Other News
Drama at Redcliffe
Beginner pilot challenged by gusty conditions
 ¹"A father and his two daughters received minor injuries when the light plane he was flying crashed in swampland north of Redcliffe Aerodrome north of Brisbane about noon today"
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¹ Source:- AAP Published - Saturday October 28 4:49 PM
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Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous, but like the sea,
it is terribly unforgiving of any carelessness, incapacity or neglect
A national report by the Royal Life Saving Society (RLSS) shows almost 300
people drowned in Australia during the past year (1999/2000)
Queensland recorded the highest number with 87 deaths followed by New South Wales with 69 -
Victoria 55 and Western Australia with 46
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