Rex hits back at accusations they have a poor safety culture

'Wild accusations': Rex hits back at claims its entire fleet should be grounded over 'safety fears' after a 100kg propeller fell from the sky Australian Licenced Aircraft Engineers Association wrote a report about REX The 17-page report included allegations about 'serious breaches of safety'  REX said a 'disgruntled engineer and his union' had previously lodged the claims It said there was no issue with safety and referred to a report from CASA in May

By Claudia Poposki and Tom Place For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 10:36 BST, 30 June 2019 | Updated: 10:37 BST, 30 June 2019

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Regional Express (REX) has hit back at 'wild accusations' the airline has a poor safety culture. 

The response comes after the Australian Licenced Aircraft Engineers Association (ALAEA) submitted a report to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) which claimed staff felt intimidated into not reporting defects, according to Nine

The 17-page document alleged a 'culture of fear' within the airline.

ALAEA asked the safety authority to remove REX's capacity to service its own aircraft, a move that would effectively ground the entire fleet. 

The regional airline wrote in response to claims which they said had been raised previously by a 'disgruntled engineer and his union' to the Fair Work Commission and to CASA.  

'Realising that these baseless accusations are not getting any traction, some are now taking the despicable and cowardly approach of launching anonymous malicious attacks on

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