Last words before plane crash. Picture:
News by Lauren McMah 30th Dec 2020 12:43 PM The cockpit voice recorder is one of the most important, but haunting, remains from a plane crash. One of two parts that makes up the aircraft s black box, the cockpit voice recorder captures conversations and alarms on doomed planes to help investigators determine what went wrong. But while those recordings are essential, they are often hard to listen to. Here are some of the most chilling last words from the cockpit that capture panic, confusion and sometimes, acceptance, from the flight crew in the final moments before some of history s most infamous crashes, including some this year.
Plane crashes: Last words of pilots captured on black box recordings in air disasters
30 Dec, 2020 05:42 AM
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WARNING: Distressing content
The cockpit voice recorder is one of the most important, but haunting, remains from a plane crash.
One of two parts that make up the aircraft s black box, the cockpit voice recorder captures conversations and alarms on doomed planes to help investigators determine what went wrong.
But while those recordings are essential, they are often hard to listen to.
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