Because "the event" was the bird strike, and 4 minutes before the crash is the right timeframe for that. At least one of the engines was hit, and they appear to have lost AC power.
The crash on the second landing attempt is just a the conscience of the bird strike, not the actual event.
Apparently this aircraft was just old enough that the black boxes weren't required to be hooked up to any of the redundant power buses.
The crash on the second landing attempt is just a the conscience of the bird strike, not the actual event.
Apparently this aircraft was just old enough that the black boxes weren't required to be hooked up to any of the redundant power buses.