In fact, they said it was not an aberration, it was not a one-time snafu, that throughout the mission they were too low and too fast. They are not supposed to go any faster than 450 knots at these low altitudes. They were somewhere between 451 and 550 knots for the bulk of the flight. So it might have been a little faster than what they were supposed to be doing, or quite a bit faster. They didn t specify.
Nobody really knows.
I mean, what was interesting about the report was it really was two reports. All of the commanders and the pilots said this crew was great. Yet, when you read the report and look at the details, you see all of these things that are raising red flags, and the report really doesn t square those two contradictory things. No, it does not because the crew submitted written statements. They refused to answer questions.