Published On: Wed, Jan 14th,

Singapore Navy Found The Fuselage Of The Crashed Flight Of Airasia

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Singapore Navy found Wednesday fuselage of the aircraft that crashed AirAsia Java Sea on December 28 with 162 people on board, which could contain the majority of the bodies of the victims, said the Minister of Defense of the city-state, Ng Eng Hen.

Monday and Tuesday, the research teams were able to retrieve the two black boxes of the device, which should allow investigators to understand the specific circumstances of the tragedy that occurred in bad weather. The plane plunged into the sea shortly after takeoff from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore.

The Minister of Defence of Singapore explained on Facebook that he was informed that one of the ships of the Singapore Navy participation in research, the MV Swift Rescue, had located the fuselage of the aircraft AirAsia in the sea Java .

Images taken by a ROV show part of the wing and the fuselage of the words, he added. The message from the Minister was accompanied by pictures underwater parts of aircraft on which one could read the words now and everyone, apparently the logo of the airline Now everyone can fly.

We have informed Indonesian authorities research it can now begin operations to recover the device, he said again.

Find the central part of the device is critical to the families of the victims. Experts believe that the bodies of most of them are still trapped inside the plane. For now, only 48 bodies were found.

According to the Indonesian authorities shortly before the accident, the pilot of the A320 had asked gain altitude to avoid very threatening clouds, but had not received the green light from air traffic control due to traffic too important in this busy area.The contact between the unit and the air traffic control was lost soon after.

Airbus experts in Jakarta will help investigators analyze the black boxes of the aircraft, the cockpit voice recorder or CVR (Cockpit Voice Recorder), which contains the oral communications between pilots and air traffic control and flight data recorder.

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