http://safeskies.ca/newsletter_1-8that there was a meeting of the National Executive last week, and among other decisions, the implementation of SMS into the 703/704 sector will be pushed back to January 2011, at the earliest.
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http://safeskies.ca/newsletter_1-8that there was a meeting of the National Executive last week, and among other decisions, the implementation of SMS into the 703/704 sector will be pushed back to January 2011, at the earliest.
I thought they were being pretty open about the delay for 703? Last person I talked to seemed to voice the same.Widow wrote:Just so you know, the "confidential source" is a good one - in fact, there were several "confidential sources" who advised us of this change in plans.
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x-wind wrote:So why are they delaying it again?
I'm sure we'll hear one eventually.x-wind wrote:Is there an official answer?
If you say so...Rubberbiscuit wrote:I also hear there is bigtime restructuring for the better within the Department at the regional levels.
I forgot where i had heard it first ,but every pilot should know Alan Shepards prayer.CD wrote:Well, it worked for Alan Shepard...
Honestly I wish they would just get on with it or abandon it. Being caught between two systems sucks.Widow wrote:As mentioned in yesterday's SafeSkies newsletter, confidential sources advise:http://safeskies.ca/newsletter_1-8that there was a meeting of the National Executive last week, and among other decisions, the implementation of SMS into the 703/704 sector will be pushed back to January 2011, at the earliest.
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I"m sure you did not mean it literally, since safety is only one 'system'. But, your comment does have precedent regarding Governmental changes. The primary one of course, is the weights and measures conversion to metric, which is still unfinished.Honestly I wish they would just get on with it or abandon it. Being caught between two systems sucks.
Not good news.Widow wrote:During his opening remarks at the SMS Information Session yesterday, DGCA Martin Eley announced that implementation of SMS will be delayed in all sectors for which it has not already been implemented, until January 2011 at the earliest. Finalization of implementation is now projected for 2015, rather than 2011.
He mentioned the need to provide more training and strengthen oversight as reasons for the delay.