I can’t decide if it’s respectful memorialization or if I’m just morbidly curious. Either way, planecrashinfo.com has probably the largest public archive of this stuff outside of the NTSB database.
The audio is exactly what you think it is. Final moments of real flights. Not for casual listening. planecrashinfo com audio
Reply 3: The site owner explicitly states the audio is for educational purposes only. Please don’t remix or use it for YouTube clickbait. Respect the dead. I can’t decide if it’s respectful memorialization or
For those who don’t know: the site maintains a library of edited audio clips from Cockpit Voice Recorders (CVRs) of flights that crashed. They usually run 1-5 minutes and sync the radio transmissions with the final moments of the flight. planecrashinfo com audio
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