Flight recorders, also known as black boxes, record key parameters during flight such as cockpit audio and aircraft performance data. There are two main types: the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) which uses multiple cockpit microphones to record pilots' conversations, and the flight data recorder (FDR) which records over 100 parameters using sensors throughout the aircraft. Both are designed to withstand extreme conditions like fires and underwater immersion. Following an accident, recovering the flight recorders is a high priority for investigating the causes through analysis of the recorded data.