Black box was found from medical jet which crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, NTSB says

Philadelphia (WPVI) – The cockpit voice recorder, commonly known as the ‘black box’, has been recovered from a medical jet that crashed in the Northeast Philadelphia.

The National Transportation Safety Board said on Sunday evening that the box was found to be eight feet underground instead of influence.

The accident left a pit in the street, but sources told action news that the black box was in “decent size”.

Black boxes after an aircraft accident are important pieces of evidence, as they can potentially go from NTSB to help investigators to understand important data to help understand the important data.

NTSB also said that it has recovered the increased land proximity system (EGPWS) of the aircraft, which could also contain flight data.

Officials said components will be sent to NTSB vehicle recorders laboratory in Washington, DC for evaluation.

NTSB investigators have also recovered both engines. Recovery of debris will continue on Monday, and all debris will be sent to a safe place in delaware for further examinations.

Investigators also continue to ask whether photos of video or Friday accidents will be sent Witness@ntsb.gov To help in investigation.

Even on Sunday, NTSB released a new video of the scene Where Jet hit the ground.

This reflects the scale of the pit left behind by effect. It also shows the scene around the accident, including several burnt cars.

now we are even Learn the names of all six people
Riding on a medical jet, the plane crashed on Friday evening.

All the victims in the aircraft were from Mexico. NTSB states that Learjet was traveling to Missouri before going to Mexico, when it crashed less than a minute after the take-off, causing a large-scale explosion.

Alan Alejandro Montoya Paralesse and Jose de Jeesus Juarez have been identified as flight pilots and co-pilots.

Pallaol Rodris Parameter and Dr. Raul Meja is riding on the strength scheme.

He was traveling with a pediatric patient, 11 -year -old Valentina Gujman Murillo, and his mother, 31 -year -old Lizath Murillo Osuna.

Valentina Guzman Murillo was in Philadelphia to take care of Philadelphia in Philadelphia in Philadelphia.

A person was also killed inside a car. The person has not been identified yet.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherael Parker said, “Our city mourns their loss and they are in our thoughts and prayers.”

The city said that the number of injured people on Sunday increased to 22. Five of them are still hospitalized, one and three in critical condition.

But local leaders say that they may suffer more, so they are urging the residents to examine their neighbors.

The managing director of the city said, “If there is someone you feel that they can be in this area, and they are missing and they have not investigated, and you cannot reach them or they live there, So call 911, “The city’s managing director said,” Adam Theal.

He said that he met the local, state and federal partners and remain on the ground to assess the assistance and damage of the people.

At least 11 residential properties are affected.

Thiel said, “They have a lot yet.

Some lane lane of Roosevelt Bulleward has reopened in the area, on Monday morning, the road is expected to reopen the road to the road completely.

Mayor Cherael Parker said that a town hall will meet at 7 pm on Wednesday night where the residents can get more information. However, the location for that town hall has not yet been determined.