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Investigators recover cockpit voice recorder from fatal Florida Learjet crash
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Investigators recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the Learjet 60 that crashed in Florida on Nov. 1, killing nine people. The recorder has been sent to the NTSB laboratory for evaluation; the cause of the crash has not been reported.
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Why it matters
The crash killed nine people and is under investigation by U.S. safety authorities. The findings may help clarify what happened, but no cause has been established in the supplied reports.
What happens next
The NTSB is evaluating the recorder and has completed excavation of the crash site. The timing of any findings is not stated.
Whether the NTSB can retrieve usable data from the recorder