Onboard Phones - Request
The question has come up whether the Boeing 757s made for American Airlines (as distinct from those made for United Airlines) that would have been in service in 2001 had onboard (seat-back) phones. If they did not, then obviously Ted Olson's claim about Barbara Olson's call from a seat-back phone on AA Flight 77 cannot be true.
We know that they did not have them in 2004 (although the 767 and 777 did). But we cannot get any clear information about whether they had them in 2001. We received a purported email from a "Chad Kinder" in public relations for AA that said that they did not. But we have been unable to verify the authenticity of this email or even whether there is a Chad Kinder who works for AA.
It would seem that there were would be all sorts of people who could answer the question, including AA mechanics, pilots, and flight attendants.
If any of you can help us get this answer---hopefully within the week---we would greatly appreciate it.
Yours truly,
Rob Balsamo and David Ray Griffin
We know that they did not have them in 2004 (although the 767 and 777 did). But we cannot get any clear information about whether they had them in 2001. We received a purported email from a "Chad Kinder" in public relations for AA that said that they did not. But we have been unable to verify the authenticity of this email or even whether there is a Chad Kinder who works for AA.
It would seem that there were would be all sorts of people who could answer the question, including AA mechanics, pilots, and flight attendants.
If any of you can help us get this answer---hopefully within the week---we would greatly appreciate it.
Yours truly,
Rob Balsamo and David Ray Griffin
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