A new, three-month hunt for the black boxes of a crashed Air France jetliner will begin in February, the head of France's accident investigation agency told relatives of crash victims on Saturday.
Jean-Paul Troadec, director of France's Bureau of Investigations and Analysis, said that locating the cockpit audio and data recorders is key to finding the causes of the June 1 crash that killed all 228 on board.
The briefing by Troadec relieved some tension among Brazilian family members who have said they are not receiving enough information about the investigation. But there were still complaints about how it is being carried out.
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