I have had concerns with the GFA being involved in investigations, it
being both a regulator/standard setter and a quasi fraternal association.
Conflict of interest? Position to protect? That is why I asked.
For myself I would hope that the tenor of any involvement by the GFA
would be
Well said, much better than I could of.
Best Regards,
Mike Durrant
VH-FQF/OD
On 27/04/2012, at 6:27 PM, Terry Neumann tfneum...@internode.on.net wrote:
I have had concerns with the GFA being involved in investigations, it being
both a regulator/standard setter and a quasi fraternal
Terry,
Very well said.
There is little else that needs saying here, other than there seems to be a
certain degree of paranoia apparent in the comments you have gathered together
and so nicely laid out below. I had intended to totally ignore them when they
first appeared, but let me now make
I have to agree with a lot of your comments Terry, but the law will not
differentiate from or favour 'the volunteer sector' or any other.
Nemo iudex in causa sua The rule is very strictly applied to any appearance
of a possible bias, even if there is actually none: Justice must not only be
Thank you Terry
On another side topic I notice Brad Edwards and Bruce Taylor are flying new
model JS1s in the worlds in USA and are flying them in Open Class!!! I
wonder what the improvements are - unfortunately I am not in the loop! Both
have flown other gliders recently so it is a very
Maybe you should have looked at the Jonker site re certification
before going in to print.
EASA won't accept their South African certification unless they do it
again from scratch with EASA observers.
Alternatively EASA will accept this if South Africa and Europe come
to an agreement at a
At 08:14 PM 27/04/2012, you wrote:
On another side topic I notice Brad Edwards and Bruce Taylor are
flying new model JS1s in the worlds in USA and are flying them in
Open Class!!! I wonder what the improvements are - unfortunately I
am not in the loop! Both have flown other gliders recently
Bernard,
As a Scheicher owner and customer of yours I must comment on the JS1.
Although I agree they may have borrowed some design points, the wing and some
of the glider is original.
They perform well and seem to be finely built.
From what I have heard about certification they have done it all
At 09:14 AM 28/04/2012, you wrote:
Bernard,
As a Scheicher owner and customer of yours I must comment on the JS1.
Although I agree they may have borrowed some design points, the
wing and some of the glider is original.
They perform well and seem to be finely built.
From what I have heard
I have to agree with a lot of your comments Terry, but the law will
not differentiate from or favour 'the volunteer sector' or any other.
Nemo iudex in causa sua The rule is very strictly applied to any
appearance of a possible bias, even if there is actually none:
Justice must not only
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