The black box from the Air India flight that crashed in Ahmedabad, killing 241 people on board and several on the ground, has been recovered. This device is expected to provide crucial information about the cause of the accident. The Boeing 787, which was heading to London, collided with a medical college hostel shortly after takeoff. The black box will reveal important details about the engine and control settings, as well as cockpit conversations, potentially indicating a loss of engine power or lift after takeoff. The sole surviving passenger reported that the plane appeared to struggle immediately after takeoff and was unable to gain altitude before the crash. Investigators are likely examining factors such as wing flap settings, engine power, cockpit alarms, and data input regarding exterior temperature, fuel, and passenger weight. U.S. organizations, including the NTSB, FAA, Boeing, and General Electric, will participate in the investigation with the aim of preventing future accidents.