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China Eastern Airlines MU5735 Crash 72-Hour Rescue Progress Report
This is a China News Service (中新社) news report dated March 24, 2022, filed from Wuzhou, Guangxi, summarizing the rescue and investigation work more than 72 hours after the crash of China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735 on March 21, 2022. The flight, a Boeing 737 aircraft, went down in the hills near Molang Village, Langnan Town, Teng County, Wuzhou, Guangxi, with 132 people on board.
The report lists six developments announced by the national emergency response command: one black box (the cockpit voice recorder) was recovered and sent to a decoding laboratory in Beijing; the main impact point was essentially determined; major aircraft wreckage was found; remains and personal items of victims were recovered; China Eastern stated that the aircraft was not subject to the "pickle fork" inspection issue; and the airline stated the aircraft met maintenance release and airworthiness requirements before departure, with valid crew licenses and certificates. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: 发现黑匣子 · 确定主要撞击点 · 找到飞机主要残骸 · 寻到遇难者遗体残骸 · 不涉及“拨叉”检修问题 · 飞机符合放行标准
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China Eastern Airlines MU5735 Crash 72-Hour Rescue Progress Report
Other 1 pages · 1.5 MB · ZHChina News Service report on the first 72 hours after the China Eastern Airlines MU5735 crash, listing six rescue and investigation developments.
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What was found in the first days of the rescue?
On March 23 rescuers recovered one of the aircraft's black boxes, the cockpit voice recorder, which was sent to a decoding laboratory in Beijing.
From: China Eastern Airlines MU5735 Crash 72-Hour Rescue Progress Report
How old was the aircraft and how many flights had it made?
The report states the aircraft B1791 had an age of only 6.8 years and had flown 8,986 flight cycles.
From: China Eastern Airlines MU5735 Crash 72-Hour Rescue Progress Report
