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surprised to see typos in aviation terms and acronyms: ADS-8 (page 3) and 747-BF (page 5)

• ynniv 10mo ago
  pretty weird... NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFEN'BOAFID :J11...:i= of ArutiOn SMel@LA5 301 A.,r Tral1C.IYU';UQlt-Ort!! NTS,B ri@ss @at.Joo JurtJer DCA26 22\C2<
  • maxbond 10mo ago
    These all seem like OCR errors...? Why would there be OCR in this workflow? Did they print this out and then generate a PDF from a scan instead of the original source? To maintain an air gap maybe?
    • ynniv 10mo ago
      it would seem so. so the question is why they would maintain an air gap for a safety report
      • toast0 10mo ago
        It's a good policy. Document formats like to include lots of random junk, better to be safe.
        • pixl97 10mo ago
          Also it prevents redactions from being disclosed.
    • deleted 10mo ago
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• Denvercoder9 10mo ago
  Swapping B and 8 in both cases, which is typically something that happens with OCR. Weird.
• Grollicus 10mo ago
  Reminds me of xerox scanner fun, maybe someone scanned it to pdf to publicise? Nontheless the pdfs have been replaced and the newer ones don't seem contain these errors anymore.
  • maxbond 10mo ago
    With many eyes, all typos are embarrassing. The new document is an image.