No sign of ‘black boxes’, but flight data tracks final moments of China Eastern Airlines jet

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After two days of searching in a heavily forested area where the jet went down on March 21, 2022, investigators said the “black box” flight data recorders had not yet been found among the wreckage of China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735. Data from the air traffic monitoring service FlightRadar24 suggests that the plane pulled out of a 22,000 foot nosedive and briefly started climbing before a second fatal dive as was flying from Kunming to Guangzhou in southern China. Search and rescue teams have found no survivors or clues to the cause of the crash of the Boeing 737-800 that had 132 passengers and crew on board.

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