Families of those affected by an RAF Chinook disaster say authorities are withholding key information about the incident. According to the reports, the dispute centres on how responsibility for the crash has been portrayed since the event. The accounts state that soon after the incident, the crash was initially blamed on pilot error. They add that this assessment was later overturned in 2011, indicating a change in official understanding of what caused the disaster. The families’ claim is that, despite that reversal, further “truth” about the circumstances of the crash has not been provided to them. While both outlets focus on the families’ perspective, the reporting indicates there has been at least one significant official review or update by 2011 that changed the attribution away from pilot error. The articles do not provide additional details on what specific information the families are seeking, nor do they set out in full the basis for the earlier and later conclusions within the summaries provided.