The black boxes from the Air India Express flight that crashed in Kozhikode, India in 2020, killing 21 people, have been retrieved and are being analyzed to determine the cause of the accident. The Boeing 737 overshot the runway in heavy rain, skidded off a cliff, and broke apart.
The investigation aims to understand the sequence of events leading up to the crash, including the pilot’s actions, weather conditions, and potential mechanical failures. Both the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and the flight data recorder (FDR) are crucial for piecing together the final moments of the flight.
Investigators are examining communication between the pilots and air traffic control, engine performance, and other flight parameters recorded by the black boxes. The analysis will involve decoding the recorded data and synchronizing it with other available information, such as weather reports and aircraft maintenance records. Findings from the black box analysis will be a key component in determining the official cause of the crash and will be used to improve aviation safety and prevent future accidents. The investigation is ongoing and a final report is expected after a thorough review of all evidence.
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