Investigators Recover Cockpit Voice Recorder From Florida Jet Crash That Killed Nine
The recorder could reveal what the pilots said as they lost control of the business jet in severe weather last week.
By FRANK KOWALSKIFlorida & Southeast News · Nov 10, 11:25 PM
FLORIDA — Federal investigators have recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the business jet that plunged from the sky during severe weather in Florida last week, killing all nine people on board, The Hill reported.
If the data can be recovered, it could give crucial details about what the pilots said to each other as they lost control of the aircraft, The Guardian reported. ABC News and the Hindustan Times also reported the recovery.
Earlier reporting indicated that parts of the Learjet may have broken off before it crashed, according to The Hill. Investigators have not announced a cause.
Nine families are grieving tonight, and they deserve clear answers. The voice recorder is often the key to understanding the last minutes of a flight, and it may help prevent the next tragedy. We will follow the investigation as findings are released.