She is in a beautiful place, like Switzerland. Radar shows that just before the crash, the pilot made one last, sharp circular turn, presumably to get back on a path toward the airport. Conclusions or interpretations should not be made using the transcript as the sole source of information.PlaneCrashInfo.com makes no claim of copyright of the audio files on this page. They assessed that the odour and smoke … Below is a summary of the ATC & DFDR transcript while we await publication of the CVR transcript: At 23:21:22 UTC, the LNI60 SIC made initial contact with the TE controller who responded that the aircraft was identified on the controller Aircraft Situational Display/ASD (radar display). The Coast Guard is using airplanes and a ship with specialized equipment to map the debris field. Saturday morning, in what could be an important development in the investigation, a Canadian submarine detected signals from a beacon attached to the black boxes, which is designed to help people find them in the event of a crash. It's not supposed to happen to you, and when it does, it hurts," he said. "I think most people are resigned that their loved ones are with their God and their maker," said Tim Larson of East Hartford, Connecticut, whose wife's uncle, Victor Rizza, died in the crash. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police deployed boats to take wreaths to the crash site and bring back jars of sea water for relatives who wanted to keep them as a remembrance. While the pilot had initially suggested returning to Boston, about 300 nautical miles (345 miles/552 kilometers) away, controllers suggested Halifax, which was much closer, and the pilot readily agreed. At the end of the recording are the most blood curdling death scream I have ever heard. The 37-year-old man, whose identity has not been released, was traveling on a Swissair flight from Chicago to Zurich with other family members early Saturday morning when he told the flight crew that he was in distress. They had arrived in Halifax Friday on chartered flights from Switzerland and the United States and were brought to Peggy's Cove in buses to gain what comfort they could from getting near the crash site. Also Saturday, a submarine may have identified the location of the plane's flight data and voice recorders, the so-called "black boxes" that could provide important clues as to what caused the tragedy.
So far, the biggest piece of wreckage recovered is only about the size of a car roof, a testament to the destructive force of the crash. Divers were sent into the area for a more extensive search, but they eventually suspended their efforts as water conditions deteriorated. I have read plenty of CVR transcripts of fatal accidents and they almost always give me the chills and I used to listen to CVR recordings until I heard the one from Delta 1141 in 1998. But he said communications became less clear in the flight's last stages, suggesting the pilots may have donned smoke masks that affected their speech. Discretion is advised! Swissair Flight 111 was a scheduled international passenger flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City, United States, to Cointrin International Airport in Geneva, Switzerland.This flight was also a codeshare flight with Delta Air Lines.
Investigators continue to collect debris from the crash site.
Nova Scotia medical examiner Dr. John Butt said the cause of death was "impact injuries," based on preliminary examinations. Air Traffic Control Preliminary Transcript of the September 2, 1998 accident of Swissair Flight 111, an MD-11, off Halifax. Canadian officials say the plane was about 400 nautical miles (460 miles/736 kilometers) from New York and about 70 nautical miles (80 miles/128 kilometers) from Halifax when it first encountered trouble. Forty minutes later the copilot contacted Moncton ACC, reporting FL330. At 21:10 the pilots detected an unusual odour in the cockpit and began to investigate. On Sunday, a service is to be held in Peggy's Cove, though a site had yet to be chosen because the community's church was too small. "All of the conversations were very professional," said Vic Gerden, the chief investigator for the Canadian Transportation Safety Board.
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