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

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<strong>12</strong>76<strong>12</strong>said and written about the probability <strong>of</strong> fuel tankflammability occurrences, and I think this listing ––3CHAIRMAN HALL:If I gather it, it is the4issue <strong>of</strong> the change in the fuel having impact on the56number <strong>of</strong> accidents.that jet?When you went from -- what is7MR. ANDERSON: JP-4 .89CHAIRMAN HALL:MR. ANDERSON:JP-4 to Jet-A.Yes.10WITNESS McSWEENEY:I think in the general11sense you can get a trend like that out <strong>of</strong> that data.<strong>12</strong>But,you have to really go back and look at each and13every accident.Some <strong>of</strong> the fuel tank explosions were14maintenance induced.I don’t think you should in any151617way count that as an issue relative to one kind <strong>of</strong> fuelor another.One was a boost pump that was put in a tank18where the wiring was actually put in the tank.Well,1920you know,the fuel.you can’t say that that was a problem withIt was a problem with the maintenance. So,2<strong>12</strong>2you really have to go back and look at it.I think the real key is not to look that much23at the past,but recognize we had a tragic accident and24we need to make sure we never have another one.25CHAIRMAN HALL:Excellent.CAPITAL HILL REPORTING, INC.(202) 466-9500

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