Investigators find a cockpit scorer from a plane that crashed

Investigators registered the CVR sound registrar from the shattered flight of India, a basic step in discovering what caused a deadly accident last week.

The Air India flying in London, the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, was crashed shortly after taking off on Thursday from the city of Ahmed Abad, Western Indian. At least 270 people were killedMost of them passengers.

CVR picks the sound from the cockpit, including experimental conversations, warning devices and surrounding sounds.

Tripline data registrar (FDR), which records decisive airline parameters such as height, speed and engine performance, was recovered from the debris on Friday.

CVR and FDR collectively constitute what is known as the “Black Box” of the plane. It is a vital tool in Air Crash investigations, which helps experts rebuild the last moments of the trip and determine the cause of the accident.

The Black Box, unlike the name that suggests, is in fact two Zahian orange devices – one for CVR and the other for FDR – decreed with reflective slices for easy recovery after disruption. Both devices are designed to survive.

The AAIB Aircraft Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is leading the investigation into the cause of the accident, which was helped by teams from the United States and the United Kingdom.

On Sunday, officials from the American National Transportation Council (NTSB) wiped the plane crash site.

“AAIB has launched a detailed investigation, and the American National Transportation Council (NTSB) conducts a parallel probe under international protocols, because the American -made plane,” Chest He said on Sunday.

Indian media, citing sources, reported that Boeing officials and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) – the American Aviation Safety Agency – also visited the site.

Separately, it is expected that a high -level committee established by the Indian government to study the reasons behind the accident will hold its first meeting on Monday.

The committee will submit a preliminary report within three months, Radio said all of IndiaAnd new standard operating procedures (SOPS) will suggest to help prevent similar incidents in the future.

As the investigation continues, families on the ground are still wrestling with disbelief and shock.

Less than a minute after taking off from Sardar Vallahai International Airport from Ahmedabad, the AI171 flight collided with a residence building for doctors at the Medical College and the Civil Hospital.

All except for 242 passengers and crew members were killed. Officials are also trying to determine the number of people who were killed on the ground and continue the slow process to match the DNA samples to confirm the identities of the victims.

During the weekend, doctors said 270 bodies were recovered from the accident site.

more than 90 victims have been identified By matching the DNA, Dr. Ragnish Patel of Ahmed Abad Civil Hospital said on Monday. He added that 47 of the specified bodies were sent to their families.

Among the specified victims is Vigay Robani, the former Prime Minister of Gujarat, whose funeral will be held on Monday. Robani, whose political career has spanned more than 50 years, will be placed for full honors in Rajkot.

For many other families, painful waiting continues.

BBC officials told the identification of the identity was slow and strenuous, as many bodies were burned badly in the accident and are treated in small batches.

Mistry Jignessh, waiting outside the hospital for updates on his niece, I told the BBC on Saturday The officials told him that it may take longer for them to hand over the remains of his niece because searching for the bodies is still going on. It was informed earlier that the body will be delivered by Sunday, after 72 hours, it usually takes to complete the DNA match.

“When people are still missing, how can they complete the DNA process by tomorrow? What if my brother’s remains are not found even? Waiting kills us,” he said.

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