What's your tolerance for this type of stuff?

[Stifler's Mom]

Re Orgrish...I've been to that website and don't care to see some of that crap. I watched the Faces of Death videos before and stuff like that is a bit much.

Just wait for a recurrent ground class to introduce you to the pertinent CVR transcripts. You'll have plenty of opportunity to learn from others mistakes.

And no, I wouldn't call you a ************************* since you state in your bio that you've flown the Space Shuttle. I'd call you a liar, but not a *************************.

 

[NoPax]

Back a few years ago I was in the British Army and during a lesson on the IRA, and tactics they'd use, I had to watch a video of a couple of intelligence corps guys that inadvertantly drove into a large IRA funeral.

It was harrowing to say the least - they blocked the car in, pulled the guys out of the car, beat them, took them away, tortured, stripped and killed them.

I agree with 81horse - its an invasion of privacy, and I'll add to that - the tapes are only available because of a loophole in the law, and shouldn't be available to the public for 'entertainment'.

 

[PCL_128]

Airdisaster.com has some of the older tapes that you can listen to. I wouldn't recommend listening to them if you are a little bit squeemish about such things. I remember on one tape you can hear the passenger screaming in the background right before the tape stops. Again, not for the faint of heart.

 

[Gorilla]

If you want to educate yourself, get a text transcript, preferably with associated data and flight parameters.

If you aren't directly involved in the accident investigation, and want to be a voyeur and a ghoul, listen to the audio.

The audio will have nothing that will help you be safer than the text transcript.

 

[FN FAL]

Back a few years ago I was in the British Army and during a lesson on the IRA, and tactics they'd use, I had to watch a video of a couple of intelligence corps guys that inadvertantly drove into a large IRA funeral.

It was harrowing to say the least - they blocked the car in, pulled the guys out of the car, beat them, took them away, tortured, stripped and killed them.

I agree with 81horse - its an invasion of privacy, and I'll add to that - the tapes are only available because of a loophole in the law, and shouldn't be available to the public for 'entertainment'.

Sucks to be dumb in the intelligence corps...must have been a "corporate culture" loophole.