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The French Interior Minister announced that, together with the first bodies found in the Alps, was also one of the onboard recorders that allow elucidate why the Airbus 320. The company dismissed an attack crashed.
“He has recovered one of the black boxes and has started work immediately decryption, “said Interior Minister of France Bernard Cazeneuve to reporters who approached him Tuesday morning.
The official said the finding” allow researchers to advance quickly in their investigation, “while” have taken steps to cordon off the area of the accident “.
The hypotheses about the reasons of the incident raise questions unresolved. It is noteworthy that the few data that know not point to any particular technical difficulty or climate, and the pilots, along fell eight minutes that went flying about ten thousand meters to just two thousand, no have sent a warning.
“Tomorrow, with the arrival of specialists, anthropologists judicial and police can start the investigation with better conditions,” Cazeneuve said, members of a government that has warned that ” can not rule out any hypothesis “regarding the cause of the tragedy.
Cazeneuve said the provincial authorities are mobilizing” to accommodate family members who could get “to closely monitor the search for the remains of loved ones who were on the plane.
What’s in the boxes
The Flight recorder are so small that they enter into a shoebox. Are stored in the back of the aircraft, because it is speculated that the front will be worse in case of a fall. The box is made of aluminum and designed to withstand a massive impact.
While its original color was black, to increase the chances of localization was the started painting orange phosphorescent, so responsive to search at any time and on any surface.
“It’s an accident else would speculation”
Moreover, a responsible airline Lufthansa, owner of Germanwings, said it was an accident and that any other theory “would be speculation.”
“At this point, we say that this is an accident, anything else would be speculation,” said the vice president for Europe of the Lufthansa Group, Heike Birlenbach, at a press conference at the airport in Barcelona
Birlenbach not specify the nationalities of the victims but said:. “We of course list”. He added: “We have their names.” The head said the device had passed its last revision on Monday and could not explain the 20 minute delay with which the flight took off.
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