The display of audacity as an error in a report is causing an airliner company to consider suing a broadcasting station after it goofed on the names of the pilots in the pit of the plane...

The error is certainly hard to trace, as it was an inexperienced intern who approved them, and that intern most probably didn't realize that the names phonetically spelled/sounded out would sound something along the lines of "Something Wrong" and "We Too Low."

Now I for one think this airliner is taking it a step too far in attempting to sue the broadcasting station of KTVU... A simple error was made, why does that mean that we have to play little Kindergarten games of the other side getting mad and wanting to sue over something so trivial.

The airliner is concerned about the reputation of the pilots, which is understandable, but certainly would they not rather have those names read after the pilots were an instrumentalist part in crashing the plane in the first place?

Now the news that should of been the highlighted all along... There were 3 passengers aboard who are no longer in the realm of the living as their lives were so hastily taken from them after this error caused true mayhem...

Why are these companies so quick to jump to wanting to sue outright, and not instead respecting and mourning the ones who lost their lives. Are human lives becoming less valuable is the only question I ask if the news headline reads all about the error in pronunciation, verses the lives that were lost...