The flight recorder from the Air India Boeing 787, which crashed in Ahmedabad, killing 241 people on board and several on the ground, has been found. This device could help investigators understand why the accident happened. The plane, which was going to London, hit a medical college building shortly after taking off. The data from the recorder, including engine settings, control configurations, and cockpit conversations, might show if the plane lost power or lift right after takeoff. The only person who survived said the plane seemed to struggle to get higher immediately after takeoff. Investigators will likely examine things like wing flap positions, engine power, cockpit alarms, and information about outside temperature, fuel, and passenger weight. U.S. organizations like the NTSB, FAA, Boeing, and General Electric are involved in the investigation to help prevent similar accidents in the future.