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SLOW CRASH INQUIRY FRUSTRATES U.S. KENYA AIRWAYS 737 WENT DOWN IN CAMEROON.(Business)

Article from: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) Article date: May 18, 2007 Author: Wallace, James

Byline: JAMES WALLACE P-I aerospace reporter

The investigation into the May 5 crash in Cameroon of a new Boeing 737-800 has been so slow and frustrating that some members of a U.S. team sent there to help have returned home.

A U.S. government source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said members of the U.S. team only recently were able to begin a detailed examination of crash wreckage.

Even more frustrating for investigators, the source said, is the delay in analyzing the Kenya Airways plane's ...

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