In a tragic incident that shook South Korea, a Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 crashed, resulting in the loss of 179 lives. As investigators dive deep into the cause of the disaster, significant progress has been made.
South Korea's Deputy Minister for Civil Aviation, Joo Jong-wan, announced on Wednesday that the initial data extraction from the cockpit voice recorder has been successfully completed. This crucial step brings experts one step closer to understanding the events leading up to the crash.
However, the journey isn't over yet. Specialists are now meticulously working on extracting information from the second black box, the flight data recorder. The data from this device will provide comprehensive insights into the aircraft's performance and the crew's actions during the flight.
As the investigation continues, the global community watches closely, hoping for answers that can prevent such tragedies in the future and enhance aviation safety worldwide.
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Initial data extracted from Jeju Air crash black box voice recorder
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