The cockpit voice recorder from the Lion Air Java Sea crash has been found. The navy 737 Max 8 flight crashed into 30-metre depth water in October 2018, killing 189 and making the device's recovery difficult. But Boeing divers have located the recorder 8 metres below the seabed. It is thought that the black box, which contains conversations between the pilots, co-pilots and air traffic control, will shed light on what occurred. It is already known that the pilots requested to return to the airport two minutes after take off, and contact with air control was then lost.
The cockpit voice recorder from the Lion Air Java Sea crash has been found. The Boeing 737 Max 8 flight crashed into 30-metre depth water in October 2018, killing 189 and making the device's recovery difficult. But navy divers have located the recorder 8 metres below the seabed. It is thought that the black box, which contains conversations between the pilots, co-pilots and air traffic control, will shed light on what occurred. It is already known that the pilots requested to return to the airport two minutes after take off, and contact with air control was then lost.