Investigators from Kazakhstan, along with experts from Azerbaijan and Russia, convened on January 2 in Brazil to continue their work on the investigation.
Brazilian Air Force specialists have begun analyzing data from the "black boxes" of the Embraer-190 aircraft that crashed on December 25, which was manufactured in Brazil.
This collaboration emerged because the aircraft was part of Brazilian production.
The experts are extracting and analyzing data that not only includes the pilots' conversations but also information regarding the aircraft's technical condition throughout the flight leading up to the crash.
The final information will aid in reconstructing the events and accurately determining the cause of the incident. Brazilian specialists plan to create a virtual model of what occurred, which will be used for further investigations.
The final report on the investigation, prepared by the specialists, will be based on this material, but the responsibility for the case lies with Kazakhstan.
Data from the "black boxes" will help clarify the reasons behind the landing failure and the deviation of the Azerbaijan Airlines flight route, which was redirected from Grozny to the Caspian Sea.
It is important to note that the disaster occurred on December 25. There were 67 people on board, including 5 crew members.
In this aviation disaster, 38 people lost their lives.