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Keys to Success

ach year brings new and interesting challenges in the world of aviation safety and I have no reason to think 2022 will be any different. When I look at the landscape ahead there are many issues I can predict but there are sure to be others that are not yet on the radar. Regardless, the team at CASA will be working hard to get the best possible safety outcomes for the aviation community and

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