Airasia Java Sea
-
{
- All
- News
-
AirAsia Jet was in Sound Condition Before Crash: Investigators
The AirAsia passenger jet that crashed into the sea last month killing all 162 people was in sound condition and all crew members were properly certified, Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee said on Thursday.
-
Strong Currents Stop Divers Reaching AirAsia Jet Main Body
Indonesian divers on Friday again failed to reach the main body of an AirAsia plane that crashed into the sea last month with 162 people on board, as strong underwater currents hampered efforts.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Items Resembling Slide, Plane Door Seen in AirAsia Search
Indonesian aerial searchers on Tuesday spotted items resembling an emergency slide and plane door in the sea as they hunted for traces of an AirAsia passenger jet that vanished in a storm.
-
AirAsia Jet was in Sound Condition Before Crash: Investigators
The AirAsia passenger jet that crashed into the sea last month killing all 162 people was in sound condition and all crew members were properly certified, Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee said on Thursday.
-
Strong Currents Stop Divers Reaching AirAsia Jet Main Body
Indonesian divers on Friday again failed to reach the main body of an AirAsia plane that crashed into the sea last month with 162 people on board, as strong underwater currents hampered efforts.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Items Resembling Slide, Plane Door Seen in AirAsia Search
Indonesian aerial searchers on Tuesday spotted items resembling an emergency slide and plane door in the sea as they hunted for traces of an AirAsia passenger jet that vanished in a storm.
