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CAA Postpones Airspace Changes
Caa Board Places New Airspace Proposals on Hold
In a not entirely unexpected move, the CAA Board, citing the need for absolute surety in matters of aviation safety, has deferred the planned introduction of the much publicised and contentious sweeping changes to Australian airspace.
The newly appointed CAA Board Chairman, General Peter Gration, stated that the changes, planned to be implemented on November 11, had been deferred to address one compo-nent of the overall new design, namely Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) operations in Class G arspace.
General Gration said that the Board acknowledged and appreciated that the Authority had widespread support in the aviation industry for the new airspace arrangements, but was not prepared to implement them unless the industry had confidence in the entire change.
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