France’s aviation regulatory authority, the BEA, has released these photos of the newly found wreckage of Air France Flight 447 at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Robotic submarines have located these pieces, along with the bodies of several victims, during a new effort to locate the Airbus A330-200′s voice and data recorders. Investigators plan to hoist these pieces to the surface.
http://nycaviation.com/2011/04/photos-wreckage-of-air-france-flight-447-found-in-atlantic-ocean/
Bodies from 2009 Air France plane crash to be brought to surface
PARIS (AP) — French officials say that specialists could start pulling up bodies and wreckage from an Air France plane from the Atlantic Ocean floor within a month.
Investigators say they still haven’t found the plane’s black box flight recorders and it’s unclear whether they are still attached to the fuselage.
All 228 people aboard the plane were killed when the flight, en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, slammed into the ocean June 1, 2009, after running into an intense high-altitude thunderstorm. The cause of the crash remains unclear.
The head of France’s air accident investigation agency, Jean-Paul Troadec, told reporters Monday that he’s confident that engineers can still read the data and recordings in the black boxes — if they weren’t damaged in the crash.
http://www.suntimes.com/news/world/4657685-418/bodies-from-2009-air-france-plane-crash-to-be-brought-to-surface.html
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