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Was there a black box on Flight 93?

Was there a black box on Flight 93?

Flight 93: The Shanksville Crash Site Despite the devastation, investigators were able to recover both the plane’s flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, or black box, which was found burrowed more than 25 feet below ground.

Why is a black box not black?

Flight recorders are also known by the misnomer black box—they are, in fact, painted bright orange in color to aid in their recovery after accidents.

Can I take Lysol wipes on a plane?

You can take face wipes, baby wipes, antibacterial wipes, disinfectant wipes, clorox wipes, lysol wipes, or makeup remover wipes on a plane in either your hand luggage or your checked luggage. They don’t even need to be in their original packaging you can just take some wipes and put them in a ziplock bag if you want.

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What happened to the flight recorders of 9-11 planes?

One of the more puzzling mysteries of 9-11 is what ever happened to the flight recorders of the two planes that hit the World Trade Center towers. Now it appears that they may not be missing at all. Counterpunch has learned that the FBI has them.

What happens to the voice recorder when a plane crashes?

They are contained in black boxes that are designed to survive the worst fiery crashes and, like the flight data recorders , are recovered after crashes to determine what went wrong. The only plane whose cockpit voice recorder was supposedly recovered and successfully read was Flight 93 .

What happened to Flight 77’s data and voice recorder?

Both recorders were recovered from Flight 77, right at the point it hit the outer wall of the Pentagon and disintegrated. All data was recovered from the flight data recorder’s solid state drive, but the magnetic tape in the cockpit voice recorder was, well, this:

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Are the voice recorders from 9/11 still online?

Both recorders were recovered from Flight 93, where it crashed in Pennsylvania, and the voice transcript is available online. Despite a few unsubstantiated claims—some by known attention seekers (liars) no credible sources reported the recovery of any recorders from the World Trade Center site.