Likely
Not. The shut up part anyway. I don't buy the "unknown behaviour" bit.
You're welcome to it, to each his own. It is typical of the investigative authority to prolong its work; this is not unknown in government. This may raise howls of protest or a delete, but it is my opinion. M.Mouse suggested that there was knowledge of results given to BA and its pilots. That is fine by me. There is however another group with an investment in the "results" that would preclude "secrecy" from being practiced: Other pilots and the travelling public. When all is said and done, I wager the reluctance of the investigation (ers) will not be taken as having been prudent.
AF
Last edited by airfoilmod; 5th Feb 2009 at 01:18.