Published 1 year ago

Black boxes recovered from Nepal plane crash, 2 people still missing

Summary by Ground News

Authorities located the cockpit voice and flight data recorders from Yeti Airlines Flight 691. A total of 70 bodies have been recovered from the crash site in Pokhara, Nepal. Two of the 72 passengers on board are still unaccounted for. The crash marks Nepal's worst air disaster in 30 years.

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Times of India

Black box of crashed Yeti Airlines aircraft recovered from accident site in Pokhara

South Asia News: The black box of the crashed Yeti Airlines aircraft was recovered from the accident site on Monday, officials said, as rescue operations intensified t

1 year ago·India

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IOL

Black boxes found following Nepal’s worst aeroplane crash in 30 years

1 year ago·South Africa

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Nepal finds black boxes from deadly plane crash

Searchers found both the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder on Monday (January 16) from a passenger flight that crashed killing at least 68 people in Nepal's worst plane accident in 30 years, officials said. Lauren Anthony reports.

1 year ago·Southport, Australia

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UPI

Black boxes recovered from Nepal plane crash, 2 people still missing

Authorities located both "black boxes" from Yeti Airlines flight 691 in western Nepal on Monday before taking a break in the search for two remaining missing passengers from the downed airliner.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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