AlphaZuluRomeo
Note that the BEA is right when it wrote:
"This transcription mentions personal conversations between the crew members that have no bearing on the event, which shows a lack of respect for the memory of the late crew members."
I'm not sure the BEA is right on this one
Or you release all or you release nothing
Releasing fragments is bad than better ( the evidence is here before our eyes .. with all imaginable scenarios and speculations that the few lines of the CVR have induced in the endless posts) .. if transparency and credibility is the BEA (new?) politic
The families of passengers need also respect and have right to know even if this will hurt the crew families (when their relatives have failed on duty)
Releasing fragments of information is a lack of respect for the victims families
Victims families need the same respect as the families of the pilots
Release of entire CVR is not only when heroes are in the pointing end (Sully and al) .. it's also for those who fail ....
Life is not a bed of roses
The truth is sometimes hard to hear