From an operational perspective the summary meets all the expected requirements of an executive summary and uses the language and terms you would expect in such a document.For example, the title FAA Principle Security Inspector(PSI) was used, this is an actual title for an individual that is not generally known to the public. There are other examples that establish the legitimacy of this document. I recommend you save this document.
The refusal of the FAA and American Airlines management to brief flight crews on the information that a gun was used in the hijacking represents gross negligence in my opinion. The flight crews are the last line of defense in protecting the passengers and to deny crews this information is inexcusable and this revelation deserves a full investigation. The credibility of the FAA and the U.S. government are on the line here. If a flight attendant on a cell phone reported to American Airlines SOC that a shot had been fired and that information was covered up by the FAA, then they will never be able to salvage their credibility.
Like they care.
Where's the plane, Ms. Madeline?
Oh, well, at least the stakes are low....