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What Is A Black Box? A black box is a small device that is placed on the aircraft which records information during its flight. It becomes an essential element in investigation of aviation accidents.

The black box's recovery brings investigators closer to ascertaining the reason behind the crash in which 241 on board the Air India flight and another five people on ground were killed.

The black box of the Air India plane was retrieved a day after its crash in Ahmedabad. What is the black box and how does it help with the investigation?

The black box of the Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner that crashed immediately after take-off in Ahmedabad yesterday has been found.

The black box is an important tool to know what led to the tragic Air India plane crash moments after take-off from Ahmedabad airport on Thursday afternoon.

Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu shared the update on X, posting: “The Flight Data Recorder (Black Box) has been recovered within 28 hours from the accident site in Ahmedabad by AAIB.

Let’s find out what a black box is, what makes it crucial evidence during a plane crash, and primarily, why a black box is orange.

The black box records vital flight and cockpit data, helping investigators uncover crash causes and improve aviation safety worldwide.

One of the plane's two black box recorders has been recovered, as officials work to confirm the final death toll.

AAIB recovers black box from Air India crash, PM Modi visits site, US investigators to assist probe.