Portal:Korean Air Flight 801 investigation

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Korean Air Flight 801 investigation

Class JKA Main/Index sister projects: Wikipedia article, Commons category. Source as of 29 June 2011 Archived: http://web.archive.org/web/20070108093549/http://www.ntsb.gov/events/kal801/ The Korean version of the home page links to a press release about the public hearing, while the English page does not. That information is at Korean Air Flight 801 investigation/Pressrel The Korean version the Biographies page adds a link to the Biography of Francis, while the English version does not have this - The English biography of Francis is at Portal:National Transportation Safety Board/Robert Talcott Francis II Many pages in the NTSB docket about Korean Air were only made available by the agency in English. One agency employee, Alice Y. Park, translated some pages into Korean; those are linked from the Korean portal on KAL 801. In the original page the image "KAL801Koreanlink.gif" (KAL801기 사고 청문회) links to the Korean content. On Wikisource, see the Korean language link to the left. KAL801-related documents not linked from any of the portal pages: Korean Air Flight 801 investigation/Abstract Korean Air Flight 801 investigation/Pressrel0 File:NTSBRecGarvey.pdf File:NTSBRecKim.pdf File:NTSBRecGutierrez.pdf

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KOREAN AIR FLIGHT 801

Agana, Guam
August 6, 1997
DCA97MA058
Final Report

The final report of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on its investigation into the fatal crash of Korean Air (KAL) flight 801, was presented at the Board meeting on November 2, 1999. Flight 801 crashed into a hillside while attempting to land at Won Pat International Airport. There were 254 passengers and crew aboard the aircraft; 228 lost their lives.

As part of its investigation, the NTSB held a public hearing March 24-26, 1998 in Hawaii. Information presented at the hearing is available below.

Animation of Flight 801

Hearing Information

• Transcripts
  
  • March 24 (294K)
    
  • March 25(276K)
    
  • March 26(354K)
• Opening Statement
• Agenda/Witnesses
• Format/Description
• Exhibit Items & updates
  from the Public Docket
• Who's Who
• Contacts

Investigation Information

• Statement of Investigator-in-Charge (IIC)
• Investigative Process
• Public Docket

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it is a work of the United States federal government (see 17 U.S.C. 105).