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Hindustan Times
17 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
Mostly intact black box seen as key break in Air India plane crash investigation
The black box recovered from the Air India flight 171 crash site in Ahmedabad shows minimal damage and the data it contains is likely to be extracted in India itself, officials said on Saturday, raising hopes for some early clues about what caused the Boeing 787 jet to crash just 33 seconds after take-off. Also Read: Air India plane crash: Aircraft's right side engine was overhauled in March The relatively intact condition of the flight data recorder represents a crucial break for investigators, who typically face lengthy delays in air crash probes when damaged black boxes must be sent to original equipment manufacturers for extracting the data . In this case, that would have been Boeing's HQ in the US. To be sure, the data may still have to be shared with Boeing and the manufacturer of the plane's engines, GE, for analysis. A police officer said crash site analysis by National Security Guard teams using advanced scanners and sniffer dogs found no evidence of explosives at the BJ Medical College complex , where the plane crashed and exploded, killing 241 of the 242 on board besides several students of the college and residents of a nearby colony. Also Read: Committee to probe Air India crash; report due in 3 months: Aviation ministry 'The black box will give a clear idea of the situation before the crash. It was found on Friday and it appears to not be much damaged. Hence it is more likely to be analysed by Indian investigating agency (Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau- AAIB) at its headquarters in Delhi,' said an official close to the investigation, who asked not to be named. In April, the civil aviation ministry inaugurated a new laboratory built in Delhi to correlate data from cockpit voice recorders, radar, and flight data recorders to enhance accuracy in air investigations. Also Read: Air India plane crash: Tea-seller's son among victims, ground toll rises A second official aware of the matter added that a final decision was pending. 'The relevant authorities are weighing options. While the AAIB, in all likelihood will access the black box, the authorities are also discussing the need for inputs from Boeing or [engine-maker] GE on the crash data.' Teams from the AAIB continued focusing on recovering the aircraft's tail section, which contains the second black box, officials said. The Boeing 787 has two black boxes, one at each end of the aircraft, for redundancy. Each black box, which is in fact coloured bright orange, in a 787 contains what is known as the enhanced airborne data recorder (EADR) that includes the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. The recovered black box contains not just voice recordings from the cockpit but data on every activity inside the aircraft, including which buttons pilots pressed, levers they activated and what settings instruments were put to, officials said. A team from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board is assisting the investigation, while Boeing officials from the US were expected to have arrived on Saturday. The NSG inspection on Saturday morning using advanced scanners and K9 units from Delhi and Ahmedabad cleared security concerns about the crash. 'The NSG teams did not find any trace of explosives or IEDs across any debris of the Air India plane,' said a police officer who requested anonymity. During the security sweep, however, NSG teams made a grim discovery—the body of a woman, possibly a crew member, trapped beneath the aircraft's tail section that had been lodged in the wall of the hostel mess of the medical college. ' Their scanners can detect objects hidden beneath opaque surfaces. It was during this search that the body was found,' the police officer said. After receiving clearance from NSG and police, two large cranes were deployed on Saturday afternoon to remove the aircraft's tail section from the hostel mess wall—a delicate operation that took nearly four hours. The tail, while removed from the building, remains at the crash site along with other aircraft components scattered across the cordoned hostel complex. Officials said all debris must be preserved as evidence until the investigation is complete. 'Instructions have been issued to agencies on the ground in Ahmedabad to preserve all parts of the aircraft wherever it is placed because it is the most crucial evidence,' said a senior civil aviation ministry official. The wreckage will eventually be moved to a hangar at the airport or an airbase close to the city, one of the officials cited above said, adding that it is here that investigators will attempt to reconstruct the aircraft to understand the sequence of failures that led to the crash. 'At the hangar or the air base, wherever it is taken, the remaining part of the damaged aircraft will be put together to probe what led to the crash,' an official said, explaining that a decision on where to take debris is pending Boeing officials are expected to visit the site and examine the wreckage before any major relocation occurs, the officials added. The crash site remained under heavy security on Saturday with Gujarat police and Air India officials guarding aircraft components scattered across the medical college campus. The affected parts of the campus, spread roughly over a 200 metre radius, remains sealed to all except investigators. 'The plane missed hitting our colony by just about 100-200 metres,' said Sujata, a homemaker whose house is adjacent to the complex. 'Police said entry will be banned for a few more days, so this means the plane's parts will be kept there till that time,' said Sujata, whose rooftop has become the go-to spot for TV anchors and photographers attempting to get a visual of the site.
Time of India
19 minutes ago
- Time of India
Choked: Barely 1% Space To Park Over 21L Vehicles
1 2 Nagpur: With the number of vehicles on Nagpur's roads crossing 21 lakh, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) decided to decongest roads by earmarking over 83,750 square metres of space for organised street parking. This includes newly marked slots for 13,500 two-wheelers and 4,000 four-wheelers spread across 51 prime stretches on 75 surveyed roads. Under the initiative, white lines—diagonal for wide roads and parallel for narrow lanes—were painted to create uniform parking bays. Each two-wheeler slot measures 1x2.5m (2.5sqm), and each four-wheeler slot 5x2.5m (12.5sqm). These changes, implemented under the guidance of municipal commissioner and administrator Abhijeet Chaudhari, are already drawing a positive response from vehicle users, especially in commercial zones that lack formal parking lots. However, the current provision is a fraction of the actual need. With an estimated 12 lakh two-wheelers and 6 lakh four-wheelers, the city would require more than 10.5 million sqm—or 1,050 hectares—of parking space if all vehicles were to be accommodated at once. That includes 300ha for two-wheelers and 750ha for four-wheelers. In comparison, the 83,750 sqm now available covers just 0.8% of that demand. Adding to the pressure is the steady migration of people from surrounding districts and states to Nagpur, which expanded the floating and resident vehicle base beyond just the registered count. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Still, NMC officials view this as a critical first step. "This initiative is expected to reduce traffic congestion caused by haphazard parking. It will also help citizens develop the habit of parking only at designated spots, freeing up space on the roads and making footpaths safer and more accessible for pedestrians," said Executive Engineer Ravindra Bundhade. He also urged citizens to cooperate: "We appeal to people to use the designated parking slots properly and follow traffic rules to support the city's development." The designated spaces cover high-traffic corridors such as Mate Chowk to Pratap Nagar, Medical Square to Krida Chowk, Jaripatka to Itwari, Ravi Nagar to Ramnagar, and over 47 more locations. Experts believe the city now needs to scale up further with multi-level parking structures, underground lots, and tighter integration with public transport to truly address the growing urban parking crisis. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
Hindustan Times
22 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
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