Black box for Emirates cargo plane recovered
發佈日期: 2025-10-26 00:00
TVB News
The Civil Aviation Department said it has recovered the black box from the Emirates cargo plane that was involved in the recent crash that led to two deaths.
The device is currently undergoing an inspection with a report expected to be issued within a month's time.
Day three of these two vessels salvaging debris of the damaged Emirati aircraft.
The tail of the plane has been retrieved, while the front of the aircraft still lies near the breakwater.
The patrol car that was pushed into the sea by the aircraft has also been found.
Just yesterday, the salvage team managed to recover one of the plane's engines and its landing gear, while the Aircraft Accident Investigation Authority said it successfully retrieved two of the cargo aircraft's black boxes.
The devices, which contain the plane's communication records, were both submerged in water, and require further inspection in the lab.
Authorities said an investigation report will be issued within one month's time.
This as the police said the alcohol and drug tests for the Emirates crew all came back with negative results.
Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan thanked the salvage and investigative teams for their efforts and praised their professional attitude.
Meanwhile, the families of two victims killed in the incident have met with the managing director of the aircraft's company, the consul general of the Turkish consulate and representatives of the Transport and Logistics Bureau.
The group assisting the families said the grieving relatives received a death gratuity.
