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4:24Now PlayingFederal investigators shared new updates on the deadly Northeast Philadelphia plane crash that left seven people dead and two dozen injured in January.
The most notable piece of new information from their preliminary findings was that the cockpit voice recorder that was recovered from the ruble did not capture the flights final moments.
"The CVR did not record the accident flight and during the audition it was determined that the CVR had likely not been recording audio for several years," the report read.
LiveNOW's Christina Evans spoke about the new information with Kelly Rule from FOX 29 Philadelphia.
Seven people, including an 11-year-old patient and her mother, were killed when a medical plane headed to Missouri crashed in Northeast Philadelphia on Jan. 31.
Investigators say the plane was in the air for less than a minute when it fell from the sky and crashed.
The crash was captured by several cameras around the populated Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood and showed a massive explosion and fireball.
All six people aboard the plane, including four crew members, were killed. A 37-year-old man who was sitting in his car was the only person killed on the ground.
Four people were seriously injured, including a young boy who shielded his sister from debris, and 20 others were hurt.
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