Investigation of Aircraft Engine Findings

Everybody's gotta keep moving. Everybody's gotta keep moving, please.

The only other thing that was found was the engine on Murray Street, and, uh,

the engine on Murray Street is, has been identified as either a

CFM56, CFM stands, uh, for Synerma,

uh, and, uh, or, um, uh, the

CF6, which was a 76 engine, a 767 engine,

which was developed out of the CFM, uh, 56.

Uh, but whichever one it was, the CF6 or the, uh,

CFM56, it had to be General Electric.

And unfortunately or fortunately, United Airlines used

strictly Pratt & Whitney. So that engine that you see flying off, and

that engine they say is from 175, isn't from 175

be-be-because the guys whose job was to dump it off there dumped off the

wrong engine