Review: Self Administration Enhancement Program

[Admin]

The other day there was a webinar on Self Administered Aviation Bodies presented by Lee Ungermann. Here is a link to a copy of it for your interest...the presentation takes approx 40mins but it is very informative on this new CASA initiative

 

The presentation, entitled "Reviewing the Self Administration Enhancement Program", was an extremely valuable review of changes within the sport aviation industry and areas of future focus from CASA's perspective. A copy of the PowerPoint presentation is attached at the bottom for your reference.

 

Please find below the link to the recording on the GoTo Meeting website, feel free to distribute this to your members.

 

https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/196217066

 

Here are some instructions on how to use this link:

 

Step 1:Click the link above

 

Step 2:Select 'View Recorded Webinar now''.

 

If you get the following error:

 

Windows Media Player

 

A codec is required to play this file. To determine if this codec is available to download from the Web, click Web Help.

 

....you will then need to install the GoToMeeting codec. This option is found below the 'View Recorded Webinar now' button and select 'Run'.

 

 

[kaz3g]

Seems to have an interesting potential connection to the Wikileaks news just now?

 

kaz

 

 

[Wayne T Mathews]

........If I were looking for a big risk worth managing, I would start with engines that stop turning in flight either from fuel management or mechanical/electrical issues. If we HF proof fuel systems and bullet proof engines, an awful lot of risks, particularly fatal ones just go away.

Once again logic says I must agree with you Don. But in all my years, I've yet to see a man made system that men can't stuff up. Therefore, I also have to agree with CFI. We're not going to be able to remove the human factor in the operation of our fuel systems, or our power plants for that matter. Having said that, we can, and must, reduce the risk of mismanagement by continueing to emphasise the importance of correct fuel and engine management, and strive to improve the competencey of our people in these critical areas.

 

Keep the sunny side up,

 

Wayne.

 

 

[Guest ozzie]

Only a career lawyer from CASA would try to convince an engine to be HF proof.