An interesting interview.
One little bit jumped out and hit me fair and square in the face..........
Rite near the end, at 22 minutes 13 seconds, Foley says:
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"We're doing a bunch of enhanced grid modelling, we're doing ah additional work with marine growth on the ah-um on that flaperon in particular, it was, it is important, it was the first arriver in La Reunion."
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The drift modelling within CSIRO (and other places) is ongoing, as we know. Nothing new.
But this bit piqued my interest:
"we're doing ah additional work with marine growth on the ah-um on that flaperon in particular".
Perhaps the French are assisting the ATSB (covertly, with a hint or two, or three, perhaps, behind the scenes), or did he "mis-speak", and the "denials" and "corrections" will come "thick and fast" in an hour or two ?
It will be interesting to see if Ben Sandilands picks up on that, and if he does, what he may (or may not) say about it.
P2, I agree, we need to replay this many times. We need a full transcript. Can you find one ?
One little bit jumped out and hit me fair and square in the face..........
Rite near the end, at 22 minutes 13 seconds, Foley says:
<Quote>
"We're doing a bunch of enhanced grid modelling, we're doing ah additional work with marine growth on the ah-um on that flaperon in particular, it was, it is important, it was the first arriver in La Reunion."
</Quote>
The drift modelling within CSIRO (and other places) is ongoing, as we know. Nothing new.
But this bit piqued my interest:
"we're doing ah additional work with marine growth on the ah-um on that flaperon in particular".
Perhaps the French are assisting the ATSB (covertly, with a hint or two, or three, perhaps, behind the scenes), or did he "mis-speak", and the "denials" and "corrections" will come "thick and fast" in an hour or two ?
It will be interesting to see if Ben Sandilands picks up on that, and if he does, what he may (or may not) say about it.
P2, I agree, we need to replay this many times. We need a full transcript. Can you find one ?