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Indonesia to End Search for AirAsia Crash Victims
Indonesia will on Sunday end a search for the bodies of 56 people missing from an AirAsia jet that crashed in the Java Sea in December, a national rescue agency official said.
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AirAsia Jet's Fuselage Found at Bottom of Java Sea
A military vessel today located the fuselage of the AirAsia passenger jet that crashed more than two weeks ago off the coast of Indonesia, raising hopes that more bodies will be found.
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AirAsia Jet's Black Box Found: Indonesian Ministry
Indonesian divers on Sunday found the crucial black box flight recorders of the AirAsia plane that crashed in the Java Sea a fortnight ago with 162 people aboard, the transport ministry said.
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Indonesia Says Pings Detected in Search for AirAsia Jet's Black Box
Indonesia search and rescue teams hunting for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet detected pings in their efforts to find the black box recorders on Friday, 12 days after the plane went missing with 162 people on board, an official said.
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Divers Looking for Black Boxes in Crashed AirAsia Plane
The tail section of the AirAsia passenger jet that crashed late last month is upside down and partially buried in the sea floor, and experts are trying to figure out how to remove the plane's black boxes from it, an Indonesian official said.
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Tail of Missing AirAsia Plane Located, Raising Hopes of Finding Black Box
Search teams looking for underwater wreckage from a crashed AirAsia passenger jet have located the tail of the aircraft, the section where the crucial black box flight recorders are housed, Indonesia's search and rescue agency chief said on Wednesday.
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Indonesia Naval Captain Says May Have Located Missing Plane's Tail Section
An Indonesian naval patrol vessel found on Monday what the captain said could be the tail of a missing AirAsia jet, the section where the crucial black box voice and flight data recorders are located.
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Divers Resume Search For Victims and Fuselage of AirAsia Jet
The weather improved Monday and divers will attempt again to locate large objects on the ocean floor believed to be the fuselage of the AirAsia flight that crashed more than one week ago, killing all 162 on board.
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AirAsia Jet's Engine Dies Before Takeoff at Surabaya, Passengers Disembark
An AirAsia jet's engine failed just before its take off from the Indonesian city of Surabaya and the 120 passengers on board were asked to disembark, in the latest incident to hit the airline's flights.
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Crashed AirAsia Jet's Pilots Did Not Get Weather Report, Says Indonesian Daily
AirAsia Indonesia allegedly violated standard procedures which resulted in the pilots of the airline's doomed plane not receiving a required weather report before takeoff, a media report has said citing leaked official documents.
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More AirAsia Wreckage Found But Weather Frustrates Divers
A multinational team searching for a crashed AirAsia passenger jet found another large underwater object believed to be part of the plane, but persistent bad weather hampered efforts on Sunday to locate its black box recorders and recover bodies of victims.
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Indonesia Search and Rescue Chief Says Fifth Object Found from AirAsia Jet Crash
Indonesia search and rescue teams hunting for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet have located a fifth large object on the seabed, agency chief Fransiskus Bambang Soelistyo told reporters today.
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4 Large Parts of Crashed AirAsia Jet Found on Sea Floor
Search teams hunting for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet that crashed with 162 people on board have found four large parts of the plane on the sea bed, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency said on Saturday.
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Indonesia Queries AirAsia Licence, as Large Objects Found Underwater
Ships searching for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet that crashed with 162 people on-board have pinpointed two "big objects" on the sea floor, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency said today.
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AirAsia Flight Has Parallels With 2009 Ocean Crash
The jet dropped from the sky swiftly, without a mayday call. It was quickly swallowed up by the waves.
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Indonesia to End Search for AirAsia Crash Victims
Indonesia will on Sunday end a search for the bodies of 56 people missing from an AirAsia jet that crashed in the Java Sea in December, a national rescue agency official said.
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AirAsia Jet's Fuselage Found at Bottom of Java Sea
A military vessel today located the fuselage of the AirAsia passenger jet that crashed more than two weeks ago off the coast of Indonesia, raising hopes that more bodies will be found.
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AirAsia Jet's Black Box Found: Indonesian Ministry
Indonesian divers on Sunday found the crucial black box flight recorders of the AirAsia plane that crashed in the Java Sea a fortnight ago with 162 people aboard, the transport ministry said.
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Indonesia Says Pings Detected in Search for AirAsia Jet's Black Box
Indonesia search and rescue teams hunting for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet detected pings in their efforts to find the black box recorders on Friday, 12 days after the plane went missing with 162 people on board, an official said.
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Divers Looking for Black Boxes in Crashed AirAsia Plane
The tail section of the AirAsia passenger jet that crashed late last month is upside down and partially buried in the sea floor, and experts are trying to figure out how to remove the plane's black boxes from it, an Indonesian official said.
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Tail of Missing AirAsia Plane Located, Raising Hopes of Finding Black Box
Search teams looking for underwater wreckage from a crashed AirAsia passenger jet have located the tail of the aircraft, the section where the crucial black box flight recorders are housed, Indonesia's search and rescue agency chief said on Wednesday.
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Indonesia Naval Captain Says May Have Located Missing Plane's Tail Section
An Indonesian naval patrol vessel found on Monday what the captain said could be the tail of a missing AirAsia jet, the section where the crucial black box voice and flight data recorders are located.
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Divers Resume Search For Victims and Fuselage of AirAsia Jet
The weather improved Monday and divers will attempt again to locate large objects on the ocean floor believed to be the fuselage of the AirAsia flight that crashed more than one week ago, killing all 162 on board.
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AirAsia Jet's Engine Dies Before Takeoff at Surabaya, Passengers Disembark
An AirAsia jet's engine failed just before its take off from the Indonesian city of Surabaya and the 120 passengers on board were asked to disembark, in the latest incident to hit the airline's flights.
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Crashed AirAsia Jet's Pilots Did Not Get Weather Report, Says Indonesian Daily
AirAsia Indonesia allegedly violated standard procedures which resulted in the pilots of the airline's doomed plane not receiving a required weather report before takeoff, a media report has said citing leaked official documents.
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More AirAsia Wreckage Found But Weather Frustrates Divers
A multinational team searching for a crashed AirAsia passenger jet found another large underwater object believed to be part of the plane, but persistent bad weather hampered efforts on Sunday to locate its black box recorders and recover bodies of victims.
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Indonesia Search and Rescue Chief Says Fifth Object Found from AirAsia Jet Crash
Indonesia search and rescue teams hunting for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet have located a fifth large object on the seabed, agency chief Fransiskus Bambang Soelistyo told reporters today.
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4 Large Parts of Crashed AirAsia Jet Found on Sea Floor
Search teams hunting for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet that crashed with 162 people on board have found four large parts of the plane on the sea bed, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency said on Saturday.
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Indonesia Queries AirAsia Licence, as Large Objects Found Underwater
Ships searching for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet that crashed with 162 people on-board have pinpointed two "big objects" on the sea floor, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency said today.
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AirAsia Flight Has Parallels With 2009 Ocean Crash
The jet dropped from the sky swiftly, without a mayday call. It was quickly swallowed up by the waves.
