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Old Posted Mar 31, 2015, 2:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Colin May View Post
Only luck saved Halifax from an Anderson Cooper visit.
On Sunday evening I was thinking about ILS and wondering if the TSB will troll through the HIAA Board minutes and staff reports to find the details of the past 10 years of Capex and thereby understand where the priorities of HIAA lay.
Read the annual reports here : http://hiaa.ca/airport-authority/financial-reports/annual-reports/

"Hard landing"
"Exited the runway"
The chairman should be asked some very tough questions.
The Board's biggest issue was probably one of believing everything management told them about having plans for events like this.

Having said that, looking at the composition of the Board it is not a very strong group. Wadih Fares is the current chair but I suspect he is too busy to give it much attention. Then you have a bunch of political friends like Rob Batherson, Marie Mullally, Stephen Dempsey, Tom Traves, Jim Cowan, etc... not likely to ask very many tough questions. I would question just how engaged many of these people are as Directors.

There are some very well-paid execs there whose main interest the last few years seemed to be turning it into a retail hub real estate play rather than an airport that could handle issues like this. Apparently the navigational aids are pretty antiquated and they lack a lot of tech found elsewhere. Disaster planning obviously was not a priority either. Heads should roll.
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