The experts arrived on Saturday at the site of the crash of Flight 5017 AH, which killed 118 people, including 54 French. Found in the case of two black boxes, the investigation will be long and difficult.
"The operation can be a time." Immediately after the crash of Flight 5017 AH Air Algeria, Francois Hollande, said the investigation will take some time. Twenty gendarmes and police and a team of the Office of Investigations and Analysis (BEA), arrived on Saturday at the site of the tragedy. Objective: To unravel the circumstances of the accident. But the researchers to address a number of obstacles their work.
Black boxes found
Despite the fact that the two models of black box - a record conversations in the cockpit, the flight data - were found in less than a week. Posted Gao, where management tactical operations center is expected to gather valuable information. Under confirm whether the hypothesis of an accident related to severe weather conditions or not. His last message was the captain ordered to carry out a change of major rain.
Easily recyclable waste
But experts compare the information they have collected evidence at the scene of the drama? The device seems to have practically dissolved under the shock. "We saw the plane wreck. Few shots, not to recognize the airplane," said one of the sites of Burkina Faso. The identification of bodies, of which there is little to take several weeks.
"The technical work to gather as much information about the" plane crash, he just said Rémi Jouty Manager of BEA. Information that could get them at the disposal of debris. This is found in the fact (...) Read more on lexpress.fr
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