PPRuNe Forums - Pilot's crash experience becomes training aid

Beefer, I guess I am one of the posters that you have classified as somewhat fixated on the lady's decision to speak, but I am trying to balance the somewhat fixated focus on bashing her for her errors by some of the previous posts. As if she doesn't feel them acutely enough now.

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The way to avoid another one of these accidents is to look at what led to the event - this inevitably entails some up close and personal disection of the flight & relevant factors

.....and the best way to ensure we get all the details honestly presented to achieve your stated way of avoiding the next one is to ensure that we create an environment in which the crew involved can openly discuss the factors.

An open environment is not created by continual derision of her errors. She (and other crew members whom do not seem to get a mention even in this day of CRM! - why???) stuffed up. They accept the responsibility.

Now we all accept that,.....can we move on and encourage the detail to come forth so that we can learn how not to for ourselves? Or shall we remain focussed on their stuff ups and our invunerability?