Manx2 flight 7100 air crash investigation

Just watched it now, and I read the AAIU report when it was released, and in some respects, while the program covered the main issues and the reasons for the accident, got me, there was too many repeats of the graphics of the crash rather than a more detailed concentration on some of the deeper issues that were made clear in the AAIU report.

It doesn't make for interesting TV, but the lack of appropriate oversight by the Spanish regulators, and the issues around the matching of inexperienced crew together are just 2 of the issues.

The absence of snags on the aircraft is frankly incredible, and leaves me wondering how issues were being resolved, though we already know that the throttle stagger issue, which was a major contributor to the accident, was not addressed.

All in all, while the program did cover the main contributory factors that came together to cause the accident, there is so much more that could and maybe should have been at least touched on, but that would not have made "dramatic" television, hence the regular repeat of the crash graphic, which while valid. it's regular repetition didn't move the program forward in a helpful manner, and in my view they overdid some of that reconstruction.

I would also be interested to hear the reaction to the program from the another group of people that were involved, the controllers at Cork, I'm not sure that they will have been happy with the manner in which they were presented.

I guess that we have to accept that it is a dramatic representation of a real incident, and that the makers are going to take some liberties along the way, so their representation of the facts may be less than 100% accurate.

What is more important is to know what changes in regulatory oversight have been made as a result of this accident, and what changes in the management of this type of operation are now in place, and on that subject, the program was remarkably lacking in detail.