In a critical breakthrough, investigators have recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the crashed Air India flight, a major step toward understanding the cause of the tragic incident. The discovery of the CVR (Cockpit Voice Recorder) will provide essential audio data from the final moments before the crash, offering clues about the pilots’ communications, alarms, and any emergency procedures initiated.

The recovery operation, which was carried out under difficult conditions, marks a significant step in the investigation process. Along with the flight data recorder previously located, the cockpit voice recorder will be analyzed by aviation experts to piece together the timeline and causes of the crash. The Air India aircraft tragically went down earlier this week, claiming multiple lives and raising concerns about safety protocols.

Authorities hope the retrieved data will shed light on technical malfunctions, human error, or environmental factors that may have contributed to the incident. Families of the victims and the general public await further details as the investigation progresses.