Skeptics sue for more details on TWA 800 crash
A group of independent researchers sues the U S government under the Freedom of Information Act seeking radar data and materials found with victims from the TWA Flight 800 crash. They question the Navy missile theory amid ongoing speculation of a cover up. Officials say no missile evidence exists and fuel vapors ignited the blast. The NTSB reviews findings at a final safety panel meeting August 22-23.
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Alaska Airlines reinspects 15 MD-80 tails after tool doubt
Alaska Airlines reinspected 15 MD-80 tails by midday Friday after warning a self made tool may have misread stresses on jackscrews in the horizontal stabilizers. FAA and NTSB will review the tool while Alaska restores grounded aircraft and completes checks on two remaining MD-80s.
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