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NTSB "investigation" : B-727 N840TW April 4th 1979

Glorify NTSB April 4th
You can write to ntsb [email protected] : ask ntsb to RETRACT AAR-81-8 .
Ask : ? Who inside or outside NTSB audits for Scientific Misconduct ?

The Boeing Scenario as of 1979
("a positive system command" for the "slat" system ) , pg 8 - Step #1
Boeing's Scenario was vague, non-specific , alluding to "Slats".
But all Seattle Engineers accepted it as truth
-- and many airline pilots joyed in spreading the rumor
[see the early part of this Pprune thread ] .

NTSB's second false assertion : There has long been an unofficial procedure ,
that none of us TWA-pilots had ever heard about .
Later, that nstb IIC admitted that
NTSB NEVER found any airline pilot who had done his fabled "unofficial procedure".

CBS Reports , July 14 1983 10pm :

decades later.

Just above (Scott's mention of their Voice Recorder) --
in 1977 & 1978, within four month, NTSB had found two other CVR's unreliable or inoperative


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