CALDER NEWS BULLETIN
- C.A.S.B investigators have been piecing together bits of information from the C.V.R's shattered data chip, and have heard the copilot, who had flown only 3 times before, panicking when the T.C.A.S began sounding an alert. The C.A.S.B investigators have come up with the theory that the copilot, in his panic, simply forgot how to turn the autopilot off. "We just can not know until the flight data recorder is fixed, which may take months." A C.A.S.B investigator said. The investigators have massed hundreds of volunteers to comb the area, but only a small fragment of the data chip has been recovered so far.
