U.S. investigators have subpoenaed the American Airlines crew involved in a near-miss earlier this year after they 'refused' to be interviewed on tape.
An American Airlines plane taxis to a gate at Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Jan. 11, 2023.earlier this year after the crew "refused" to be interviewed on tape, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
According to the report, NTSB investigators have attempted to interview the American crew on three separate occasions: virtually on Jan. 25, in person with a court reporter on Feb. 3 and virtually with a court reporter on Feb. 8. Recording interviews is a "longstanding practice," according to the NTSB. The agency said it records and transcribes interviews when necessary "to ensure the highest level of accuracy and completeness of this critical evidence."
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