stating that over 1,600 late model 737s, 747s, 757s, and 767s had thrust reverser systems similar to that of OE-LAV. Two months later, customers were asked to replace potentially faulty valves in the thrust reverser systems that could cause reversers to deploy in flight. At the crash site, which is accessible to national park visitors, a shrine was later erected to commemorate the victims. Another memorial and cemetery is located at Wat Sa Kaeo Srisanpetch, about away in Mueang Suphan Buri district. In popular culture The crash of Flight 004 was featured in the Canadian documentary television series Mayday, in season fourteen, episode two, titled "Testing the Limits". See also Sudan Airways Flight 2241 TAM Transportes Aéreos Regionais Flight 402 Pacific Western Airlines Flight 314 Atlantic Southeast Airlines Flight 2311 Notes References Accident Report — Lauda Air Flight 004 (Archive) — Aircraft Accident Investigation Committee, Ministry of Transport and Communications Thailand, Prepared for World Wide Web usage by Hiroshi Sogame (十亀 洋 Sogame Hiroshi), a member of the Safety Promotion Committee (総合安全推進 Sōgō Anzen Suishin) of All Nippon Airways Aircraft, Volume 71. Royal Aeronautical Society Australian Division, 1991. Chiles, James R. Inviting Disaster. HarperCollins, 8 July 2008. , 9780061734588. Job, Macarthur. Air Disaster, Volume 2. Aerospace Publications, 1996. , 9781875671199. Parschalk, Norbert and Bernhard Thaler. Südtirol Chronik: das 20. Jahrhundert. Athesia, 1999. Further reading Gilbert, Andy. "Lauda Air". South China Morning Post. Thursday 26 May 1994. Aviation Week & Space Technology. 1991-10-03 (32), 1991-10-06 (28–30) External links Lauda Air Crash 1991: still too many open questions — Austrian Wings — Austrias Aviation Magazine "การสอบสวนอากาศยานประสบอุบัติเหต" Department of Civil Aviation (Archive) "Lauda Air B767 accident report" Ministry of Transport & Communications Thailand (in English) "Computer-Related Incidents with Commercial Aircraft The Lauda Air B767 Accident". (Archive) Bielefeld University. 26 May 1991. Lauda Air Flight 004 (Index of articles) — South China Morning Post "flugzeugabsturz_20jahre.pdf" (Archive) University of Innsbruck. — Includes list of University of Innsbruck professors, assistants, and students who died on Flight 004 Last flight of the Mozart (Der Todesflug der Mozart, German) — Austrian Wings — Austria's Aviation Magazine PlaneCrashInfo.com — Lauda Air Flight 004 Cockpit Voice Recorder transcript and accident summary Grand Prix History — Biography on Niki Lauda (Contains information about Flight 004) Airliner accidents and incidents caused by mechanical failure Aviation accidents and incidents in 1991 Aviation accidents and incidents in Thailand Accidents and incidents involving the Boeing