Some help, please

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Hi all,

I'd be grateful if someone could mail me a soft copy of the accident
investigation report of the A340 Toronto crash of August 2005. If
that's a bother, even a link would suffice, thanks.

Though I'm sure it's all done and dusted, I could find no more than
http://www.tsb.gc.ca/en/reports/air/2005/a05h0002/a05h0002_update_20051116.asp

Ramapriya

[AJ]

Since that's the report from the NSB of Canada, I doubt there's another
report out there.

AJ

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AJ wrote:
> Since that's the report from the NSB of Canada, I doubt there's another report out there.
>
> AJ


That was my initial thought too but I wondered because it's 9 months
already since the crash. Is it too unusual for a crash investigation to
take this long?

Ramapriya

[Peter Duniho]

> wrote in message
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> That was my initial thought too but I wondered because it's 9 months
> already since the crash. Is it too unusual for a crash investigation to
> take this long?

Depends on the crash and the aircraft. But no, for a transport category
aircraft 9 months isn't very long at all. Some accident investigations take
years.

[Jim Macklin]

A full year or even longer is normal. The investigation
must be finished and then the report written. Then the
report must be reviewed and corrected and a summary written.
That all takes time.


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ATP,CFI,A&P

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> wrote in message
oups.com...
| AJ wrote:
| > Since that's the report from the NSB of Canada, I doubt
there's another report out there.
| >
| > AJ
|
|
| That was my initial thought too but I wondered because
it's 9 months
| already since the crash. Is it too unusual for a crash
investigation to
| take this long?
|
| Ramapriya
|