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    Turkey says black box analysis, initial findings on cargo plane crash to take at least two months

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on November 17, 2025

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Turkey's cargo plane crash in Georgia left 20 soldiers dead. Black box analysis will take two months, with Turkish Aerospace Industries leading the investigation.

    Table of Contents

    • Investigation into Cargo Plane Crash
    • Details of the Crash
    • Initial Findings from Black Box
    • Aircraft Background and Maintenance

    Turkey's Cargo Plane Crash: Black Box Analysis to Take Two Months

    Investigation into Cargo Plane Crash

    ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler said on Monday it would take at least two months to reach initial findings and analyse the black box of a Turkish cargo plane that crashed in Georgia last week and left 20 soldiers dead.

    Details of the Crash

    The C-130 cargo aircraft had left Azerbaijan for Turkey and crashed in Georgia, marking the NATO member's highest military death toll since 2020. Ankara has said it was investigating the cause of the crash.

    Initial Findings from Black Box

    Speaking to reporters after a cabinet meeting in Ankara, Guler said the black box of the aircraft was being inspected by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS), adding that despite the crash, the C-130 planes - which Turkey has been operating since 1957 - were "generally safe".

    Aircraft Background and Maintenance

    "According to preliminary findings, although not definitive, the tail breaks off first. It then splits into three. This will be found in the (inspection of the) black box," he said, and added that, apart from an engine fire in 1999 after which the aircraft had landed safely, there had been no issues with the C-130s.

    Turkey's defence ministry said last week the aircraft was carrying a 10-person maintenance team for Turkish F-16s that had earlier taken part in Victory Day celebrations in Azerbaijan, as well as the flight crew and maintenance equipment.

    Turkey's defence ministry announced last month an agreement with Britain to procure 12 C-130 aircraft that need to undergo modernisation and maintenance.

    It also said last week that the crashed plane was bought from Saudi Arabia in 2012, started flights in 2022, and completed its last maintenance a month ago, adding all planned flights by Turkey's 18 C-130s were suspended pending inspection.

    (Reporting by Huseyin Hayatsever; Writing by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Toby Chopra)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Turkey's cargo plane crash in Georgia kills 20 soldiers.
    • •Black box analysis expected to take two months.
    • •C-130 aircraft deemed generally safe despite crash.
    • •Investigation led by Turkish Aerospace Industries.
    • •All C-130 flights suspended pending inspection.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Turkey says black box analysis, initial findings on cargo plane crash to take at least two months

    1What is a black box?

    A black box is a device installed in aircraft that records flight data and cockpit audio. It is crucial for investigating accidents and understanding the events leading up to a crash.

    2What is an aircraft maintenance team?

    An aircraft maintenance team is a group of professionals responsible for the upkeep and repair of aircraft to ensure they are safe and operational.

    3What is the C-130 aircraft?

    The C-130 is a military transport aircraft used by many countries, including Turkey. It is known for its versatility in carrying troops and cargo.

    4What is the role of the Turkish Defence Ministry?

    The Turkish Defence Ministry is responsible for overseeing the country's military operations, including investigations into military accidents and aircraft safety.

    5What is an engine fire in aviation?

    An engine fire in aviation refers to a fire that occurs in an aircraft's engine, which can pose serious risks during flight and requires immediate action from the crew.

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