Philly Plain Crash: Counting of injury increases to 24, got a black box

Plane’s black box found

The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) continues to investigate the cause of the accident.

US Transport Secretary Sean Dafi said in briefing on Monday, “The depth of the pit, where the aircraft collides with the ground, was a very vertical angle on which the aircraft came down. ,

Dafi said the investigators would see any medical concern between the crew members and any technical or mechanical issues on the aircraft as possible causes of the accident.

NTSB announced on Sunday that it was Aircraft’s “Black Box” cockpit voice recorder found At a depth of 8 feet, with the increased ground proximity of the aircraft, the officials say that flight data may occur. These items are being sent to Washington, DC for evaluation.

“Hopefully we are able to find evidence from the black box,” Dafi said.

Air quality is not a concern, the city says

Short time after the aircraft crashed on Friday evening, the city’s emergency management officials sent out Message To warn the residents through the readyfieldelphia alert system “take care to avoid unnecessary risk for smoking.” The message included standard language FireWith advice that people surround the surrounding people avoid going out as much as possible, avoid activity such as jogging or running out, wear a mask, and windows and doors to reduce the air pollution that enter homes Do

Monitoring of Public Health Department of Philadelphia Aeroity In the area using a mobile surveillance van and other technology after the accident, spokesperson James Garo said. On Monday, officials continued to monitor the nearby air quality through a station at the Northeast Airport.

“At any point, any air pollutant or air toxics reaches dangerous levels at any point.”