Black Box From Air France Wreckage Found
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by News Editor
WSJ – Investigators combing the wreckage of an Air France jetliner that crashed almost two years ago said Sunday they had located and retrieved the plane’s data recorder from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean.
Now, investigators will attempt to extract data from the digital recorder that could shed light on what the pilots and the plane did in their final moments. It remains unclear, however, whether the data files are intact after such a long time.
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