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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued an apology after an intern at the agency confirmed the wrong names for the pilots of Asiana Flight 214 – which crashed July 6 at San Francisco International Airport – with a California TV station.
KTVU anchor Tori Campbell read the names during a story in the station’s noon broadcast on Friday and later had to issue a retraction, noting that the names had been confirmed “by an NTSB official.”