Apologize the national transportation safety board on Friday, after intern mistakenly confirmed a local television station racial attack flying asiana pilot crashed in San Francisco's pseudonym.
National transportation safety board said in a statement: "the national transportation safety board said the apology, asiana airlines flight 214, on July 6th at the San Francisco international airport crash, the pilot mistakenly identified as inaccurate and offensive name".
The NTSB said: "earlier today, in response to media enquiries from summer intern as outside the scope of his power, he mistakenly confirmed that the crew of the airplane's name,".
Boeing 777 plane crash killed three of the girls in a group visit to the United States from eastern China summer camp students, one of them died in hospital on Friday. More than 180 passengers and crew members were injured.
Anchor on Friday, Oakland, California, the station KTVU read out a list, but what its employees after the noon, known as the NTSB obviously trying to verify South Korea carrier pilot name.
Mock crash events.
KTVU reporter torrey Campbell back later told the audience at the same news broadcast name "is not accurate, even though the national transportation safety board in Washington officials confirmed they were late this morning."
"We apologize for the mistake," she said.
Nantel kelly, a spokeswoman for the national transportation safety board said the practice is students to volunteer his time answering the telephone, but should pass on the question of agency, the official media representatives.
She declined to say, if the intern is dismissed, but the national transportation safety board said in a statement, "will take appropriate action to ensure that such a serious mistake is not repeated."
KTVU made before hand the NTSB confirm how the name of the list, it is not clear. At the station of the general manager and director of news did not return an email seeking comment.
Actual asiana airlines pilots in the cockpit of plane name kang li madness and his co-pilot Li Zhengmin announced earlier this week.



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