The black box from Air India's ill-fated Ahmedabad-London flight was recovered from the rooftop of the medical college hostel building it crashed into minutes after take-off on Thursday.

The Flight Data Recorder (Black Box) has been recovered within 28 hours from the accident site in Ahmedabad by AAIB. This marks an important step forward in the investigation.

Black box of the Air India aircraft that crashed in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on Thursday was recovered from the hostel building the plane plummeted into, Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB ...

The black box of the Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner that crashed immediately after take-off in Ahmedabad yesterday has been found.

Recent Advances and Importance. India opened its first dedicated black box laboratory for looking into air crashes in April 2025. This one is dedicated to repairing faulty black boxes, recovering ...

Indian investigators on Friday recovered the digital flight data recorder, or the black box, of the Air India flight that fell from the sky and killed 241 people on board and several people on the ...

One of the black boxes from doomed Air India Flight 171 which crashed and killed all but one of the 242 people on board has been recovered from the charred wreckage of the crash site, sources report.

UNDERSTANDING BLACK BOX AI. Sometimes, AI systems—particularly those using deep learning models—predict or make decisions without offering explanations of how they arrived at their decisions ...

Earth’s black box is a massive 32-foot-long steel monolith being constructed in Tasmania. It is designed to survive any disaster, be it natural or man-made.

New Delhi: Essar Group firm Black Box, a global digital infrastructure integrator, has earmarked about Rs 100 crore to fuel its India expansion, as it looks to more than double its India business ...

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There are two main theories behind the naming of the black box. The first theory traces back to the late 1930s, when François Hussenot invented the first flight recorders.