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Singapore Ends AirAsia Jet Search; Vessel Returns
Singapore's search operation to locate the debris of the crashed AirAsia plane came to end today with the return of its ship after days of rigorous scouring of the the jet's fuselage in the Java Sea.
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Strong Currents Slow Search for AirAsia wreckage
Strong currents forced Indonesia to expand the search area for the crashed AirAsia plane today, as rough seas and bad weather pushed debris and made it difficult to reach suspected chunks of the fuselage on the ocean floor.
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Indonesian Recovery Teams Hopeful in AirAsia Search
Indonesian recovery teams narrowed the search area for AirAsia Flight 8501 Friday, hopeful they were closing in on the plane's crash site, with a total of 16 bodies and more debris recovered from the sea.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Offers Condolences to AirAsia Crash Victims' Families
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday offered condolences to the families of those on AirAsia flight QZ8501 after the airlines confirmed that its debris had been spotted in the sea.
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AirAsia Plane Searchers Had to Work With Shallower Seas Than MH370 Search
Searchers combing the Java Sea to find and recover debris and bodies from the AirAsia jet that crashed there have the advantage of working in much shallower waters than those found in the open ocean, but also face challenges that include monsoons, murkiness and trash.
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Wreckage, Bodies Reveal AirAsia Plane's Fate
Family members of those aboard AirAsia Flight 8501 collapsed in agony on Tuesday as images of debris and a bloated body flashed across Indonesian television screens, proof that the plane crashed into the sea two days earlier, with 162 people on board.
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Bodies, Debris Found in AirAsia Search: Indonesian Navy
The hunt for a missing AirAsia passenger plane appeared at an end Tuesday as wreckage and bodies were spotted at sea off Indonesia, prompting raw scenes of emotion from sobbing relatives of the 162 people aboard.
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Missing AirAsia Plane: Disaster Taints Indonesia's Air Safety Progress
The crash of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 has raised concerns over Indonesia's safety record, but aviation analysts say the country has made huge advances since the days when all of its airlines were banned from flying to Europe.
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As AirAsia Passengers' Bodies are Found, Grieving Relatives Faint
Relatives of passengers on AirAsia flight QZ8501 began crying hysterically and fainting Tuesday as Indonesian television footage showed a body floating in the sea during aerial searches for the plane.
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More Than 40 Bodies Retrieved in AirAsia Search: Indonesian Navy
The hunt for a missing AirAsia passenger plane appeared over Tuesday as wreckage and dozens of bodies were spotted at sea off Indonesia, prompting raw scenes of emotion from sobbing relatives of the 162 people aboard.
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Singapore Ends AirAsia Jet Search; Vessel Returns
Singapore's search operation to locate the debris of the crashed AirAsia plane came to end today with the return of its ship after days of rigorous scouring of the the jet's fuselage in the Java Sea.
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Strong Currents Slow Search for AirAsia wreckage
Strong currents forced Indonesia to expand the search area for the crashed AirAsia plane today, as rough seas and bad weather pushed debris and made it difficult to reach suspected chunks of the fuselage on the ocean floor.
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Indonesian Recovery Teams Hopeful in AirAsia Search
Indonesian recovery teams narrowed the search area for AirAsia Flight 8501 Friday, hopeful they were closing in on the plane's crash site, with a total of 16 bodies and more debris recovered from the sea.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Offers Condolences to AirAsia Crash Victims' Families
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday offered condolences to the families of those on AirAsia flight QZ8501 after the airlines confirmed that its debris had been spotted in the sea.
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AirAsia Plane Searchers Had to Work With Shallower Seas Than MH370 Search
Searchers combing the Java Sea to find and recover debris and bodies from the AirAsia jet that crashed there have the advantage of working in much shallower waters than those found in the open ocean, but also face challenges that include monsoons, murkiness and trash.
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Wreckage, Bodies Reveal AirAsia Plane's Fate
Family members of those aboard AirAsia Flight 8501 collapsed in agony on Tuesday as images of debris and a bloated body flashed across Indonesian television screens, proof that the plane crashed into the sea two days earlier, with 162 people on board.
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Bodies, Debris Found in AirAsia Search: Indonesian Navy
The hunt for a missing AirAsia passenger plane appeared at an end Tuesday as wreckage and bodies were spotted at sea off Indonesia, prompting raw scenes of emotion from sobbing relatives of the 162 people aboard.
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Missing AirAsia Plane: Disaster Taints Indonesia's Air Safety Progress
The crash of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 has raised concerns over Indonesia's safety record, but aviation analysts say the country has made huge advances since the days when all of its airlines were banned from flying to Europe.
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As AirAsia Passengers' Bodies are Found, Grieving Relatives Faint
Relatives of passengers on AirAsia flight QZ8501 began crying hysterically and fainting Tuesday as Indonesian television footage showed a body floating in the sea during aerial searches for the plane.
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More Than 40 Bodies Retrieved in AirAsia Search: Indonesian Navy
The hunt for a missing AirAsia passenger plane appeared over Tuesday as wreckage and dozens of bodies were spotted at sea off Indonesia, prompting raw scenes of emotion from sobbing relatives of the 162 people aboard.
