I posted this a LONG time ago! You all are awesome - our collective trying to fit it together is amazing. That being said, and the fact that nothign is moving I think some of you may want to see this.
This is how they work- they are transparent , honest ethical. They exist to save lives and they have.
No secrets.
ANd my sense is there is an interest in hopefully, to see what kind of stuff they will check into. They do teams.
The battieies today were comforting in that it means that NTSB is gaining control. Why do I believe that you ask! Becasue this is their methodolgy. They sent a "group" to review cargo manifest, cargo handling etc.
BUt with the batteries todaywas like when are they gonna catch on that they cannot keep covering ...all kinds of stuff will be unearthed.
FBI /NTSB historically, can have some turf issues intially , but move to cooperation once who is going to lead is detemined.
THe new info about the computer - that is the FBI -they released it.!!
I will try to find a short one! but she held press briefings daily and watch how she handles questions - when she has an answer , that they know is fattual she releases that simple!~ Nice clear and authentic:
HA she is honest- she never gave a short explaination!
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS THREE
DAYS AFTER IT CRASHED
THREE Days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This was a 777- so relevance is here!!
Her handling of the crash bothered Asiana Airlines - they felt she told too much . She is moving on.....
While Hersman has inspired fan blogs for her expertise and calm demeanor before television cameras, pilot unions in the U.S. and South Korea have criticized her handling of the Asiana investigation, saying she’s disclosed too much information and put excessive focus on pilot errors
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-07-25/ntsb-chief-hersman-unsure-she-ll-keep-job-as-term-ends.html
Just to honest for many:
A pilots’ union issued a statement Tuesday criticizing the National Transportation Safety Board for the way the agency is releasing information about the crash at San Francisco International Airport Saturday.
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/20...-criticizes-ntsb-handling-of-sfo-crash-probe/
Chairman Hersman's fourth media briefing on Asiana flight 214 crash July 10, 2013 - YouTube