Not quite correct there Sue….
ELAAA you are saying a profit organisation, just a question.. any organisation has to make a profit so expansion, development and the education programs.
The other issue Part 149, have a slow think and check that one out.
Sorry….I have moved on……..I am involved with another project and do not have any time for anything else.
As for ELAAA there is exciting news in the pipe line.
There is no mutiny..
The big one “the coroners inquiry”, have a look at that and have a slow think. That is not a nice look for RAAus.
The question I have to ask. Why have we been told anything from management’s perspective??
To me that is an attempt to hide the issue and others.
imagine the legal costs to RAAus remember that is members money.
Come on Jack, RAAus is now only kept alive by life support, turn the life support off and start again.
Not a whisper to the members from RAAus — only what we are hearing is from the press, hence there is a case of hiding facts and responsibilities.
I can remember clearly a few years ago there was so much noise regarding poor management of RAAus and how useless the board was…..things were pretty good them BUT now this current mob of managers have let this dilemma get to the point of destruction for RAAus. So we all can sit back and watch the show go broke and disintegrate. The other issue this current gang is out and about closing schools so how will flying expand with no schools.
I am completely befuddled as to the modus operandi, just where is the expansion. The training and theory is getting to be a replica of the GA schools.
The exact reason why AUF was set up, all has all gone only the memories are left.
The little rag and strings are basically history. There are still people about who wish to fly and enjoy these little machines.
Mention 2Stroke now one gets blank stares.
Wondering if anyone has heard what is going on?
The grape vine has been a bit busy.
Jill Bailey has resigned.
The CEO has resigned and one of the office staff has taken on the roll.
Not sure however someone else could have heard something.