Authorities have recovered the black box from the wreckage of Air India flight AI-171, which tragically crashed near Ahmedabad. The discovery of the flight data recorder is expected to play a crucial role in uncovering the cause of the fatal incident that claimed numerous lives.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) confirmed that a specialized search team located the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from the debris site. Both devices have been sent for forensic analysis, and officials are optimistic that the data will provide key insights into the aircraft’s final moments.
Flight AI-171, which was en route from London to Ahmedabad, went down shortly after initiating descent. Initial reports suggest the aircraft faced technical difficulties, but investigators have not ruled out other possibilities including human error or weather-related issues.
Emergency response teams, along with civil aviation experts, continue to comb through the crash site, while families of the victims await answers. The government has pledged a thorough and transparent investigation and assured support to the bereaved families.
The black box recovery marks a critical step toward understanding the tragedy and ensuring that future lapses in aviation safety are prevented.
