A new photo of CRASH drop of a private airplane in Philadelphia reveals a fluffy black box left from the craft on Tuesday.
According to the National Transportation Safety Board, the black box was found in a crash drop, which was embedded 8 feet under the ground. Jet Rescue Air Ambulance confirmed that Learjet 55 dropped CRASH while departing from Northeast Philadelphia Airport late last week.
At that time, the company said that there were four crew members and two passengers on the plane. Pilot, co -pilot, doctor, emergency staff, pediatric patient, mother. They were all Mexican people.
NTSB confirmed that it had collected the black box on Sunday, but did not release a photo of the device.
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“The components will be sent to the Washington DC Washington DC NTSB Vehicle Recorder Research Institute for Washington DC,” NTSB stated in a statement on Sunday. “NTSB investigators have collected both engines. The recovery of the remnants continues tomorrow, and all remnants will be sent to a safe place in the Delaware state for the investigation.”
Black boxes and flight data recorders are a tool that helps investigators to rebuild events that lead to airplanes CRASH. According to the NTSB website, they are usually orange that make it easier to find with debris and are usually installed on the tail of the plane.
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CRASH of airplanes in northeastern Philadelphia (X / @philaoe)
The crash killed all the people on the plane and one of the grounds on the ground. All the people on the plane were Mexico people.
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Mayor of Philadelphia, Sherel Parker, and the center, will give a lecture on a press conference on Friday, January 31, 2025, following the CRASH accident in Philadelphia. (Mat Roke/AP)
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According to Fox 29, 38 -year -old Jason Rodriguez was in the area at the time of CRASH, but remained missing. His family says he was shopping at the last time he heard
Fox News’s Pilar Arias, Andrea Margolis, Greg Wehner, and AP communication have contributed to this report.
