A black box flight of Air France Airbus A330 that crashed in 2009, while traveling from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, was found by Search teams yesterday in the Atlantic, the BBC reported.
In a statement, the Bureau of Analysis and Research of France (BEA, for its acronym in French) confirmed that one of the two black boxes of the device was "located and identified."
The BEA said the device is in good condition, and the image of the device, a red cylinder, which appeared partially buried in the sand on the seabed.
Experts expect to hear the conversations of the pilots and therefore to try to definitively establish the causes of A330 crash that killed 228 people.
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