The BEA sent this letter to the president of the Inquiry committee, the Ministries of Communications of Moroni, New technology, Transportation and tourism (Loosely translated. For the original, click the link below the letter):
Re: Yemenia Flight 626
Monsieur President,
I have read the first progress report on flight IY626 that crashed June 29, 2009 during the landing procedure at the airport in Moroni. This report is dated June 25, 2011 but has not, to my knowledge been released to date.
This report contains the facts that for the most part, were already available three months after the accident.
However, the BEA addressed you in May 2010 regarding the publication of a progress report in the context of the first anniversary of the accident. This note has been taken into consideration after a year.
No action improving safety of flights has been recommended by your Commission which is the Commission’s responsibility.
I recall that France, through the intermediary of BEA, has been deeply involved in this investigation. The underwater research was funded by France for $ 3 M.
The fact that the commission has not yet begun to use the information collected from its recorders, two years after reading them. This is inacceptible.
I urge you that the investigation that you lead henceforth be conducted with diligence and in accordance with international provisions.
I would be grateful for the Chairman of the Commission of Inquiry to please ensure that is has established a plan to lead to the publication of a final report within the best times.
In the meantime, I urge you to accept the assurances of my highest consideration.
Director of the BEA
Jean-Paul Troadec
lettre.commission.d.enquete.comorienne.
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