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The comments today came as the airline made an unusual public reply to questions of whether the part had been properly maintained.
Ms. Isham Cory said the agency was investigating whether the aircraft had been properly maintained and the rules of flight strictly followed.
Residents on both estates say they wish their homes had been properly maintained rather than, as they belief, left neglected as an excuse to bring in the bulldozers.
Specifically, he asked for inspection records for the warning signals, to see if they had been properly maintained, as well as tapes of crew conversations with dispatchers, in case any safety problems had been discussed before the crash.
Last week, a court in Saint Petersburg denied a formal petition from Greenpeace to gain access to the ship to determine whether it had been properly maintained during its seizure and the subsequent investigation.
Phil King - the long-standing bass player, witness to a thousand previous Reid-on-Reid explosions, and present at the final House of Blues brawl, could be forgiven at that moment for wishing Hadrian's Wall had been properly maintained over the years.
"I think an older home that has been properly maintained and periodically renovated to meet today's standards can net a similar return to that of a newly constructed dwelling," she said, "and, in many cases, for a lot less dollars invested".
And insult to injury, the copper wires could have been properly maintained and upgraded.
Even assuming that the stockpile has been properly maintained, stocked with consumables, and is regularly checked out, it would still take quite a while to inflate that stockpile into an army.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Concerns Over Pipeline Spill An oil spill in Alaska has raised concerns about whether BP has been properly maintaining its network of wells, pumps and pipelines.
For months, survivors and Transocean officials have maintained that the well pressure test had been properly conducted.
