manu1959
Left Coast Isolationist
really.....was the port working then....it wasn't listed under those that were working....if it wasn't working then there is no way to determine if the door was open or closed....
you did read the report....
here is the report. http://www.ntsb.gov/info/AAL77_fdr.pdf
i read it. everybody here is trying so hard to prove i said something wrong that they are losing the plot.
(the following is from memory so dont crucify me if its wrong!!)
attachment 1 lists ALL the parameters that can possibly be recorded. the first few pages (maybe 5 or 6 pages) have all the parameters that were recorded. then after that is a list of about 7 or 8 pages of parameters that were unavailable. the flight deck door is in the list of parameters that were unavailable. (the port was never configured most likely because all available ports were being used for other data.)
the door was never recorded.
i did read it....and i agree with the analysis / report that states the port was not working therefore could not record what posistion the door was in....thus the blogger concludded that if there was no change in the status then the door was never opened....
all the other twit is doing is focusing on a word and avoiding the topic at hand...was the door open or closed....no way to tell as the port wasn't working....