Malaysian air accident investigators were analysing on Friday (Aug 18) the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) of a light plane that crashed into a road near the capital, killing all eight people on board and two on the ground.
The Beechcraft Model 390 aircraft exploded into a fireball on impact when it crashed on Thursday in Selangor state, west of the capital Kuala Lumpur, with thick black smoke seen rising from the site, video clips from the scene showed
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said on Friday that the CVR, which found on Thursday night, analysed and that the incident would investigated.
The CVR records what happens in the cockpit, including the final conversations of the flight crew and other sounds.
“I have instructed for investigations to be sped up and done thoroughly. We will make the results public as soon as possible once analysis concluded,” he told reporters.