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Transcript of Hearing 12/12/97 - TWA Flight 800 Investigation

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<strong>12</strong><strong>97</strong><strong>12</strong>we can achieve that,success.that would be considered a3CAPTAIN REKART: Okay. Of the various4inerting systems ––and I shouldn’t say inerting567system, I should say the remedial systems that areavailable –– which system is or has been the mostreliable in every day operation?8WITNESS TYSON:You know -- sorry.910CAPTAIN REKART: Okay. I understand thatthere are questions you can’t answer from the11operational side <strong>of</strong> things,but they still have to be<strong>12</strong>addressed,and I hope you understand that.13MR. BALL:You ask and we’ll answer.14CAPTAIN REKART:Okay, we will keep on going.15With regard to the remedial systems that we have161718discussed,crew.some questions regarding the role <strong>of</strong> theAs you are well aware, we don’t have load19masters,we don’t have mechanics and we don’t have the202<strong>12</strong>2232425luxury anymore <strong>of</strong> flight engineers. So, all themonitoring and all the work has to be done by thecaptain and the first <strong>of</strong>ficer.Who is responsible for monitoring the systemsthat you develop for the different -- for the differentaircraft?CAPITAL HILL REPORTING, INC.(202) 466-9500

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