Airbus in talks with regulator on ejectable 'black boxes'


  • World
  • Monday, 12 Jan 2015

MONTREAL/PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus has begun talks with a European regulator to make ejectable flight recorders available on its two largest models, the A380 and the new A350, potentially making them the first commercial planes to use the technology.

    The European company said that further ahead it could also expand the use of ejectable recorders, which combine voice and data recordings, to new versions of its A330 and A320 jets.

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