At the end of the day I do not see why they couldn't have access to both the footage and test results info, it is in the public interest to establish the facts ....
It is indeed and I'd have thought there's no escaping the fact that in the event of an aircraft accident the best people to do that in the UK are, like it or not, the AAIB.
Let them get on with producing a factual report, then others can take it from there if they feel the need.
I await the AAIB report but fear this will be delayed to after the pre-inquest hearing in November and possibly the actual inquest itself. Then depending on the result will have wait and see if the HSE get involved with any prosecutions.
Can I ask why the "fear"? What's the rush?