Black Boxes Stand to Solve China Plane Crash Mystery

The video discusses the investigation of a plane crash, focusing on the role of black boxes, the challenges faced in recovery due to bad weather, and the credentials of the pilots involved. It also covers the international protocols for crash investigation, highlighting the involvement of agencies like the NTSB, FAA, and Boeing under Annex 13. The Civil Aviation Administration of China leads the investigation as the crash occurred on Chinese soil.

What is the primary reason the black boxes are colored bright orange?

• To comply with international color standards

• To match the color of the aircraft

• To make them easily recognizable

• To prevent them from overheating

What challenges are the rescue teams facing in the recovery efforts?

• Lack of proper equipment

• Heavy rain and muddy roads

• Interference from wildlife

• Language barriers

What was notable about the captain of the flight?

• He was trained in the United States

• He was the oldest pilot in the cockpit

• He had over 31,000 flight hours

• He was one of the youngest captains

Which international treaty allows the US to participate in the crash investigation?

• Kyoto Agreement

• Montreal Protocol

• Geneva Convention

• Annex 13

Who will lead the investigation into the crash?

• Chinese aviation regulators

• The FAA

• The NTSB

• Boeing