CRASHED DANA PLANE’S BLACK BOX BURNT
Nigerians may never know why Dana
flight 992 crashed in Lagos, southwest Nigeria, on 3 June, killing more than
150 people on board and others on the ground, as the Accident Investigation
Bureau, AIB, yesterday, disclosed in its preliminary report that the Flight
Data Recorder, FDR, was damaged and no data could be recovered from it during
analysis in the United States.
flight 992 crashed in Lagos, southwest Nigeria, on 3 June, killing more than
150 people on board and others on the ground, as the Accident Investigation
Bureau, AIB, yesterday, disclosed in its preliminary report that the Flight
Data Recorder, FDR, was damaged and no data could be recovered from it during
analysis in the United States.
AIB said only the Cockpit Voice Recorder, CVR,
which contained a 31-minute conversation between the pilot and co-pilot was
successfully analysed.
“The solid state based memory in the CVR was in
good condition and retained 31 minutes of audio information. The digital tape
based memory in the FDR succumbed to the post crash fire and melted,
consequently no data could be recovered,” said Captain Muhtar Usman, AIB
Commissioner, who released the report.
The inability to recover data in the FDR means that
the families of the victims of the ill-fated plane may never know what caused
both engines to pack up almost simultaneously.
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