India flight aircraft investigators find the second Black Box Air in Boeing 787 as the search continues

New Delhi – India investigators found the second “Black Box” – Voice of the cockpit – In a crash site Flight India 171The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, who criticized the buildings in the West Ahmed Abad city, was killed. Everyone except one Of the 242 people on dozens on the ground.

An official from the office of Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a statement late Sunday.

Hope is to help the audio recorder to collect What caused the plane’s failure Just minutes after its launch from Ahmed Abad Airport. The cockpit scorer picks up the sound from the cockpit, including conversations between pilots, warnings and surrounding sounds.

A Mayday’s call was sent by the commander of the flight, SUMEET SABHARWAL, seconds after leaving the plane heading to London in Ahmed Abad.

The rescue workers and investigators registered the other black box, the flight data registered on Friday. The registrar records data registration operations from different systems on modern passengers, everything from height and speed to engine performance. Black boxes are designed to survive and are vital for air accident investigators in determining the cause of disasters.

The AAIB Aircraft Investigation Office is leading an investigation into a crash on Thursday in flight 171. Teams from the United States and the United Kingdom are assisted by a team of the National Transportation Council in the United States that polled the crash site in Ahmedabad on Sunday. The Hindustan Times reported that representatives of the US Federal Aviation Administration have surveyed the crash site.

“AAIB has launched a detailed investigation, and the US National Transportation Council (NTSB) is conducting a parallel investigation under international protocols because the plane is American,” Prime Minister Moody’s office said in a statement on Sunday.

The government of India has also established a high -level committee specifically to investigate the accident and recommend any changes that are necessary for standard operating procedures to move forward. That committee held its first meeting on Monday.

At least 33 people were killed on the ground while the Air India plane crashed into a building that includes students from the neighboring medical school.

As investigations continued in one of the worst incidents in the history of flying in India, the families of hundreds of victims were still awaiting the return of their loved ones to them.

The plane has risen in a huge ball of fire and a large part of the fuselage was reduced to rubble, making it difficult for the authorities to recover and identify the objects. Officials have been in conformity of DNA samples from the remains of the crash victims and family members since late last week.

CBS News has witnessed many families of the victims at the Civil Hospital in Ahmed Abad, awaiting the bodies of their loved ones. The authorities said that the remains of at least 24 people were handed over to their families as of Monday.

“It is a long operation and it will take time,” Ahmed Abad police officer told CBS News on Monday. He said that the final death toll will not be confirmed until after all DNA tests were completed.

“More than 400 family members have arrived in Ahmed Abad and our teams are assisted on the ground,” Air India said in a statement on Sunday.

The General Directorate of India Civil Aviation Air India requested additional safety checks on the whole Boeing Dreamliner fleet last week.