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Should the FAA preserve voice-recorded data after an incident?
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 		 YES
An increasing number of accident probes are being hindered due to a lack of information. The FAA should make certain these recordings aren't destroyed
NO
The system is in place to save money and reduce the amount of useless information being stored. There hasn't been a large amount of important information lost
 
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Aviation officials are asking that rules be changed governing the collection and storage of cockpit voice recordings. Sometimes valuable information is lost as a flight continues. Pilots should be required to preserve recordings after any incident.

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We'll send your vote to the FAA.

 		 Rules regarding what information is kept and what is erasable are very clear. Federal officials want pilots to be required to preserve recordings after any incident, but that's incredibly vague and will cause useless recordings to pile up.

 
 



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