The black box from the Air India plane that crashed in Ahmedabad has been found. Many people died, 241 on the plane and some on the ground. The black box might help explain why the plane crashed. The plane was going to London and hit a building after it took off. The device will show information about the engines, how the plane was flown, and what the pilots said. This could show if the engine lost power or if the plane could not go up well after takeoff. The only person who lived said the plane had problems right after takeoff and could not get high enough before it crashed. People investigating will probably check things like the wings, engine power, alarms in the plane, and details about the outside temperature, fuel, and how heavy the plane was. Groups from the U.S. like the NTSB, FAA, Boeing, and General Electric will help. They want to stop similar accidents from happening again.