The recorders are in laboratories for evaluation. Now subtract the helicopter and its analysis to find the cause of the collision.
As part of the research for the clash between a plane and a helicopter in Washington, United States, members of the National Transport Security Board (NTSBin English) they recovered the cabin voice recorder and flight data recorder.
The recorders are found in the NTSB laboratories for evaluation and Board spokesman Peter Knudson told USA Today that there are no additional recorders on the plane. What remains is to find the helicopter recorder.
They analyze the military helicopter
ANDThe Black Hawk military helicopter, with three people on board, made a training flight and its crew was “quite experienced”, as detailed on Thursday the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth. Federal aviation researchers promised that they will find the cause of the tragic collision.
Plane crash in Washington: There was an Argentine aboard the American Airlines plane
An Argentine citizen was traveling on the plane who collided Wednesday night against a helicopter in Washington, United States. The aircraft moved 60 passengers from which none survived. According to Infobae, It is an older man who was traveling on the American Airlines plane along with his son, who was of Chilean nationality.
Now, the Argentine Foreign Ministry is working together with the US State Department to determine the identity of the victims. This Thursday, the president of the United States Donald Trump blamed the management of Joe Biden for the tragedy, while confirmed that There were no survivors.
Shock of a plane and a helicopter in Washington: at least 28 dead
At least 28 dead were recorded after the clash of An American Airlines commercial plane against a military helicopter on the Potomac River in Washington. The first one counted with 60 passengers and four crew, When approaching the Ronald Reagan Airport.
The accident occurred at 20.48, local time, when the device crashed in full flight with a Sikorsky H-60 (Black Hawk) helicopter that performed training maneuvers. The helicopter wore three military on board.
“At this point we don’t think there are survivors,” said Washington Fire Chief John Donnelly At a press conference at Ronald Reagan airport according to AFP. “At this time we are going from a rescue operation to a recovery operation” of the bodies, he added.
Source: Ambito
