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1989 a Year of Challenge
The year 1989 will offer many challenges to the general aviation industry and it will require a concerted and united effort by the whole industry and its associations to achieve some semblance of economic viability. The industry has achieved the accepted cost recovery imposed on it through the Bosch report and did this well inside the time span laid down by the Hawke government.
However, with the division of the Department of Transport and Communications, the Civil Aviation Authority and the Federal Airports Corporation came the need to impose additional charges to ensure their economic viability. These charges come at a time when the industry is dangerously short of experienced flight instructors, LAMEs and mainstream charter pilots. The airlines have bled the general aviation sector dry and having done so are now looking at forming large training organisations who should, by their buying power, further delete the traditional training organisations of their quality personnel.
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