AirAsia investigation: Crew members 'lost control' of the plane
The Airbus A320-200 crashed last year, killing 162 people.
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The Airbus A320-200 crashed last year, killing 162 people.
The five bodies were found ‘buried in mud’.
In the final minutes, the plane climbed at a speed which was beyond normal.
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Investigators hope the black box and voice recorder will give vital answers as to what happened the aircraft.
Cabin pressure caused flight QZ8501 to explode as it hit the waters of the Java Sea.
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They will also be searching for the plane’s black box.
Search teams have expanded their operation in the Java Sea as they race to find bodies and wreckage from the crashed AirAsia flight.
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There are hopes now that the remaining missing bodies will be recovered.
The plane crashed in the shallow waters of the Java Sea off Borneo but rough weather and high seas have hampered the search.
The flight crashed in the Java Sea earlier this week.
162 people were on board the flight which went missing on Sunday.
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Experts say while real-time tracking technology will not save lives, but will significantly streamline search efforts.
It’s feared the AirAsia jet may be at the bottom of the sea.