Investigators have recovered both black boxes from the crashed Air India flight 171, marking a critical step in uncovering the cause of the tragedy that claimed 274 lives. The flight data recorder (FDR) and cockpit voice recorder (CVR) were retrieved after days of search efforts near Ahmedabad, officials confirmed Sunday.
What We Know So Far
The FDR, found on June 13, captures technical flight details, while the CVR—recovered later—holds cockpit audio. Analysis of these devices, expected to take 4-5 days, could reveal crucial clues about the plane’s final moments. 🕵️♂️
Global Collaboration
International agencies have joined India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau to fast-track the probe. Federal Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu pledged a final report within three months, emphasizing transparency.
As families await answers, the recovery of the black boxes offers hope for closure—and lessons to prevent future tragedies. 💔✈️
