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THE STORIES OF FLIGHT 3407

Are You Sure You Know Who You're Flying?

Are You Sure You Know Who You're Flying?

The Department of Transportation's internal watchdog says there is a two-tiered standard for safety when it comes to airlines: one for the majors, and a different, and lower standard, for the regionals.

3407 Families Frustrated And Angry With FAA

3407 Families Frustrated And Angry With FAA

Family members of those killed in the crash of Flight 3407 have grown increasingly frustrated and angry with the Federal Aviation administration.

Transportation Inspector General Critical of F.A.A.

Transportation Inspector General Critical of F.A.A.

The Transportation inspector general criticized the Federal Aviation Administration's response to the crash of Flight 3407 on Thursday morning, during a house aviation sub-committee hearing.

Contact Info. for U.S. Senators about Reform in the Airline Industry

Contact Info. for U.S. Senators about Reform in the Airline Industry

If you'd like to see reform in the airline industry, send an e-mail to New York's two senators in Washington, D.C.

NTSB: Captain's Inappropriate Actions Led To Crash of Flight 3407

NTSB: Captain's Inappropriate Actions Led To Crash of Flight 3407

The head of a federal safety panel says the pilots of a regional airliner that crashed outside Buffalo nearly a year ago made critical errors showing "complacency and confusion that resulted in catastrophe." 

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Colgan Air: Pilots Did Not Use Their Training

Colgan Air: Pilots Did Not Use Their Training

Colgan Air: "Captain Renslow and First Officer Shaw knew what to do in the situation they faced one year ago, and yet did not do it. "

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