
Watch: 'More people will die' - CAA whistleblowers warn of more aviation accidents in NZ
Staff have also accused senior leaders of bullying and intimidation.
Staff have also accused senior leaders of bullying and intimidation.
CAA whistleblowers have issued a grim warning and say changes to the agency’s investigative approach could mean “more people will die” in aviation accidents.
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'We are working with the operator to determine the cause.'
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'Every day, when I wake up, I think about what could have been...this has ruined my life.'
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