BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP): The main pilots’ federation called for a ban on the public release of cockpit voice recordings from deadly crashes, saying Wednesday the final moments of accident victims should not be used for "public entertainment." The London-based International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations also denounced the publication in Vanity Fair magazine of audio clips of an executive jet and a Boeing 737 involved in a deadly collision over Brazil two years ago. Full Story.
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