Aviation regulator under fresh attack over Sunair affair
The Civil Aviation Authority is under fire over an experienced director's conflict of business interests.
The aviation industry governing body remains under fire after its deputy chairman resigned, but its head claims criticism shows a lack of understanding of how its authority works.
The issues partly stem from the grounding of regional airline Sunair earlier this month.
The deputy chairman of
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Thu, 28 Sep 2017
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
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Aviation regulator under fresh attack over Sunair affair
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