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The opportunities and challenges of fly-in fly-out operations will be the subject of a special panel discussion during the Regional Aviation Association of Australia’s 2012 convention next month.
The panel, including senior executives from Alliance, Skywest, Skytrans, Sharp Airlines and Casair, will present an overview of operations, compliance, governance and the resources sector.
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“The strong growth in the mining and resources sector presents great opportunities for regional aviation and RAAA members on many levels but also presents some challenges,” RAAA CEO Paul Tyrrell said. “The special FIFO presentation will provide essential information and active engagement, important to understanding and planning for FIFO operations.”
The RAAA convention will run from October 10-12 on the Sunshine Coast. For more information, visit the RAAA website.
