What is this Black Box? | Inside the Air India 171 Investigation

Air India Flight 171 crashed just 32 seconds after takeoff. Now, the black box is telling the story.

Recovered from the rooftop tail section, the flight recorder — a GE Aviation-built unit on the Boeing 787 — holds 25 hours of flight data and 2 hours of cockpit audio. Every second, every switch, every word is now under scrutiny.

India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB), in collaboration with HAL, Boeing, the US NTSB, and the UK AAIB, is leading the investigation from a new state-of-the-art lab in Delhi.

AI tools are helping flag anomalies, analyse transcripts, and reconstruct the crash in 3D — but human investigators are still at the heart of the process.

Will the data reveal engine failure, flap error, or something deeper? We don’t guess. We investigate.

This is a deep dive into aviation forensics, global cooperation, and India’s rise in crash investigation tech.

Watch the full investigation breakdown.

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