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Black Boxes of South Korean Boeing Stopped Working Four Minutes Before Crash, Report Reveals
Black Boxes of South Korean Boeing Stopped Working Four Minutes Before Crash, Report Reveals
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SEOUL, January 11 (Sputnik) - The flight recorders of the Boeing 737-800 that crashed in South Korea in late 2024 stopped working four minutes before it... 12.01.2025, Sputnik Africa
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The board plans to further establish the specific reasons why the flight recorders stopped working, while aviation experts believe that this could have been caused by a complete power outage after both engines failed as a result of the aircraft colliding with a flock of birds, Yonhap said. On December 29, Jeju Air's Boeing 737-800 flight 7C 2216 from Bangkok to South Korea's Muan with 181 people on board ran off the runway while landing and crashed into a fence. Two people survived, while 179 were killed in the crash.
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Black Boxes of South Korean Boeing Stopped Working Four Minutes Before Crash, Report Reveals
SEOUL, January 11 (Sputnik) - The flight recorders of the Boeing 737-800 that crashed in South Korea in late 2024 stopped working four minutes before it collided with a fence and caught fire, the Yonhap news agency reported on Saturday, citing the investigation board.
The board plans to further establish the specific reasons why the flight recorders stopped working, while aviation experts believe that this could have been caused by a complete power outage after both engines failed as a result of the aircraft colliding with a flock of birds, Yonhap said.
On December 29, Jeju Air's Boeing 737-800 flight 7C 2216 from Bangkok to
South Korea's Muan with 181 people on board ran off the runway while landing and crashed into a fence. Two people survived, while 179 were killed in the crash.
