Exclusive-U.S. NTSB assisting in download of cockpit voice recorder in China March 21 crash By Reuters

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) confirmed late on Friday the cockpit voice recorder from a China Eastern Airlines (NYSE:) Boeing (NYSE:) 737-800 that crashed March 21 is at the U.S. agency’s lab in Washington.

A NTSB spokesman told Reuters that U.S “investigators are assisting the Civil Aviation Administration of China with the download of the cockpit voice recorder from China Eastern Flight 5735 in our lab in Washington.”