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Does anyone know the author's background? All I see is 'analyzer of plane crashes'.

• buildbot 2y ago
  She is I believe a pilot, and has been doing this for years and years on (originally?) reddit, in great depth and detail. She also has a really fun podcast with two other people called controlled pod into terrain.
• macintux 2y ago
  A little information: https://www.patreon.com/admiral_cloudberg/about https://www.patreon.com/admiral_cloudberg/about
• sofixa 2y ago
  She's one of the best, extremely thorough, and works as a researcher for another very good air crash investigator, Mentour Pilot (YouTube channel).
• kergonath 2y ago
  I am not sure about her formal credentials, but she’s doing a very thorough job. I could not find a flaw in her explanations involving my field (materials science broadly, and failure mechanics in particular), which is more than I can say of the vast majority of people writing on STEM subjects. I don’t think she has any formal training in the field, but she seems to be talking to the right experts and extracting the right information. I believe she used to be a pilot.
• efitz 2y ago
  Do you see something in the article that should require credentialing to state?