The CAA must be held to account, I am guessing the senior CAA person on duty for this weekend has decided he does not want it in his lap.
I feel sorry for all who miss out which this impacts everyone who was going to attend, the organisers, punters, stall holders and most certainly down to one person decision a few hours before the event.
I think the CAA need to enlist the help of the owner operators, the guys that fly the aircraft who know the limits and constraints of display flying and allowing for slip out areas for the displaying aeroplanes not trying to confine them within an airfield which calls for steeper turns etc to keep in the display axis.
So why did they pull it?
What was their reasoning?
Can we find double standards?
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