A black box was found in Ahmedabad’s crashing site while families are waiting for answers

The Minister of Civil Aviation in India said on Friday that a black box was found on the Air India crash site in Ahmed Abad.

The flight registrar was recovered within 28 hours by the AAIB aircraft investigation, and Raman Naido Kinsenabu confirmed.

All of them died with the exception of one of the 242 people on a trip in London when they crashed in a residential area less than 60 seconds of takeoff on Thursday. A BBC official said that at least eight people on the ground were also killed.

“The black box recovery) represents an important step forward in the investigation” and will “he significantly help the investigation” in the disaster.

Aircraft usually carry two black boxes – small but difficult electronic data recordings.

One of the airline data, such as height and speed. Other records of the cockpit appear, so investigators can hear what the pilots say and listen to any unusual noise.

AAIB leads the investigation into the accident case, with the help of teams from the United States and the United Kingdom. Boeing CEO, Kelly Orberg, said the company was supporting the investigation.

Air India said that there are 169 Indian citizens, 53 British, seven Portuguese and one Canadian in the Boeing 787 Dreamliner when moments of takeoff from Ahmedabad Sardar Vallabhai Patel International Airport at 13:39 local time (08:09 GMT).

It was scheduled to land at Gatwick Airport in London at 18:25 GMT.

On Friday, the debris was still widespread through the crash site, including the black wing of the plane, with large pieces of the plane in the buildings.

The investigators arrived at the scene and the crowds were moved away from the debris.

The BBC told the BBC that they rely on DNA from relatives to get to know the victims. The BBC police officer told the BBC that the remains of six people have been released to families so far, as their relatives were able to identify them based on the facial features.

The only survivor of the accident, the British National Fishwskkumar Ramish, who was in the 11A seat on the trip, is still recovering in the hospital.

“I still can’t believe how it has made it alive,” He said to the state broadcaster in India DD news Thursday.

“Initially, I thought I would die. I managed to open my eyes, loosen the seat belt and tried to get out of the plane.”

Mr. Ramish, 40, who was burned on his left hand, said he saw the crew and died of his passengers in front of his eyes.

Meanwhile, desperate families are still waiting for the news of their relatives.

Imtiaz ali, whose brother Javed and his family were on the tripHe said that until he saw the body of his brother, he would not think he died.

“If you feel sad and start crying, I will not be controlled,” he told the BBC.

“No one will be able to prevent me … my heart may explode.”

The plane crashed into a residential area called Megan Nagar, and although it was just launched, the effect was severe. The wreckage has spread over 200 meters (656 feet), according to the respondents.

It is still not clear exactly the number of deaths on the ground, but the BBC was informed that at least eight people were on board, they died.

Dr. Minakshi Barrick, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at BJ and the Civil Hospital, said that four of their students passed away when the plane crashed into the buildings on the campus.

“There were also four relatives of our doctors who were on the campus when the plane crashed – they were also killed,” said Dr. Bishr.

“We only depend on the DNA matching to get to know, which is something that we can not simply rush or carry errors.

“We are working sincerely. We want to understand relatives, and to be a little patient. We want to deliver (bodies) as soon as possible.”

On Friday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent about 20 minutes at the plane crash site.

He did not speak to the correspondents after that, but a video posted on his YouTube channel showed him wandering on the site and examining the debris.

Moody also visited a viral photo site now showing the shattered plane in a building.

Earlier on Friday, Campbell Wilson, CEO of Air India, went to the crash site, later describing the visit as “moving deeply.”

According to data by tracking Flightradar24, Boeing Dreamliner 787-8 has completed more than 700 trips per year that preceded a disaster on Thursday.

Air India was 11 years old, and its most common roads included flights between Mumbai and Dubai, as well as the capital of the New Delhi and European destinations such as Milan, Paris and Amsterdam.

The plane has been running 25 flights from Ahmed Abad to London Gatwick in the past two years.