Empire Builders · EB-026
I SIGNED THE AIRWORTHINESS CERTIFICATE. SEVENTEEN DEFECTS REMAINED UNFIXED. HE LAUNCHED THE NEXT MORNING.
I keep the report in my desk. Seventeen defects. I handed it to Marcus Hyland at half past nine in the evening on March 28, 1984. Six hours later, three hundred and forty-seven people boarded that aircraft.
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