By The Law Offices of John Day, P.C. on Jan 19, 2024 06:10 am
Every time there is a airplane crash, we hear about the efforts to locate “the black box.” The “black box” is a flight data recorder – a device that constantly gathers information from dozens of sources about the operation of the airplane. There is also a cockpit voice recorder, which captures sounds in the cockpit, including the conversations among the pilots. The collective data is essential to understand how plane crashes occur. (By the way, a “black box” is not black – it is orange. Federal law requires that they be painted orange so they are easier to find after a crash.) Continue reading
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