Canada air safety checks have big flaws: auditor
OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada’s system for monitoring airline safety has major flaws that could result in more accidents unless improvements are made, the government’s spending watchdog said on Tuesday. Auditor General Michael Ferguson said that although the transport department’s regulations call for aviation companies to be inspected every year, about 70 percent of them were not investigated in the 2010-11 fiscal year. “Transport Canada is not adequately managing the risks associated with its civil aviation oversight,” he said. . . .
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