Originally Posted by
Dark Knight
Have we discovered anything new yet this time around?
Have we changed anything or, more importantly, will anything be changed?
Is it likely a new inquiry will happen?
No.
Originally Posted by
Dark Knight
Is any of the procrastination, expert, unprofessional, inexpert, amateurish, waffling or discussion going to create a new inquiry?
Impossible that any of those things will; the only thing that might is money. And given that the only people that could be charged with a crime are dead, and as you say the institutions that could learn from this already have; it's impossible to imagine from where such a funding source might arise.
Originally Posted by
Dark Knight
Rather than the continuous and no doubt a 40th anniversary review the most important thing is; Did this accident result in any improvements to aviation safety?
Probably, but not as many as might have if a full, comprehensive enquiry had taken place by an impartial body of people who were qualified to undertake one.
Originally Posted by
Dark Knight
instead of an endless unproductive, sometimes vitriolic, self indulgent mishmash diatribe which changes little or nothing, concentrating upon the future will be a more highly productive contribution to our industry, aviation safety!.
If that's what you think of this discussion, then don't contribute to it or read it. But the fact you're even here suggests you agree there is a debate to be had, and it's useful on some level to have it.
To many of us, truth is important.