John Lethbridge, the vessel contracted by the Egyptian Government to join the search for the wreckage of the A320 that was downed in the Mediterranean last month, has found the Cockpit voice recorder.
The Cockpit voice recorder was retrieved in several stages as it was damaged but the vessel equipment managed to pick up the memory unit, which is considered as the most important part of the above-mentioned recorder.
The General prosecution was then notified and accordingly issued its decision to hand it over to the technical investigation committee to carry out analysis and unload the voice conversations.
Transfer process of the Cockpit voice recorder from the vessel to Alexandria is under process then it will be received by members from the general prosecution and the investigation committee.
Cairo, 16th of June 2016
This post was published on 16 June 2016 16:45
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