A commercial airline pilot was dismissed after making an unscheduled overnight stop and having sexual relations with a cabin crew member. The pilot appealed to the Employment Court. The Employment Court declined to suppress the pilot’s name from the public record. The court held that the Employment Court was not wrong to find that the public’s right to know outweighed the pilot’s reputational interests, and dismissed the appeal.
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Year
2010
Institution
Court of Appeal of New Zealand
External URL
State v. Airline Limited
- Type
- Jurisdiction
Avon Center work product
ID
919