A-320 Flight Recorders to Be Opened in Paris, but to Be Decoded in Moscow
The flight recorders of A-320, which crashed into the Black Sea, will be delivered to Paris, where a report on their state will be drawn up, Spokesperson of Central Administrative Board of the Civil Aviation of Armenia Gayane Davtyan told RIA Novosti Thursday. "The flight recorders will be decoded in Moscow. However, they will be delivered to Paris first, where a report on their state will be drawn up with participation of Armenian, Russian and French experts. Then flight recorders will be opened and chips will be extracted and sent to Moscow for decoding," Davtyan said.
She stated that before the official report any statements that they are damaged are premature. In her words, a delegation of the Central Administrative Board of the Civil Aviation of Armenia has left for Moscow, reports RIA Novosti.
She stated that before the official report any statements that they are damaged are premature. In her words, a delegation of the Central Administrative Board of the Civil Aviation of Armenia has left for Moscow, reports RIA Novosti.
