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>> okay. reichen, i want to ask you about kind of looking historically at this you handled a case for a similar crash in mozambique. the pilot locked out his co-pilot out of the cockpit, took down the plane. ultimately when you look at that case when you look at this one, does the fault rest with the airlines for letting people pilots like this through the screening process? >> yeah im still litigating or working on litigating this case through the law firm and its almost an identical situation ...

Experts blame weak government safety regulations. in the u.s. only .20 ended with a crash. >> there are places throughout the world where safety and security is not as good as it is here in the united states. >> analysts say these carriers are able to keep prices low by charging flyers for everything from baggage to seat choice to priority boarding. low cost carriers themselves say their safety record proves they do not cut corners on safety. >> rene marsh, thanks for that report. i want to dig ...