Originally Posted by
Copterline 103
Three weeks to go and then we are able to see what was the case. The Final Accident Report should be published within 12 months? The report will explain e.g.!why S76C+ came suddenly unflyable and was the Hydraulic Fluid contaminated or not?
The 60 days stakeholders comment period is past already (12.10.2016). This delay is supporting my theory and knowledge of the most probable cause of this accident. The reality is that the stakeholder (captain Jay's family) can't and don't have the power needed to postpone publishing of the final accident report (the truth).
In the Baltic Sea Accident one of the stakeholder was able to kept the Final Accident Report on hold position more than year until the needed changes was done (to delete some of the factual findings before publishing the report).
This Final Accident Report should be published without unnecessary delays to confirm that S76 series helicopters are safe. This information is necessary to be published to secure the safety of all crews and people who are operating S76 series helicopters. This relevant safety issue should also be carefully evaluated and to be mitigated of the president-elected, Mr. Trump's and his family's flights with three S76B helicopters what the president-elected owns.
I hope that this safety issue has already been carefully taken account by the people who are responsible of president-elected's and his family's safety.