AirAsia Flight 8501 Latest Updates: More Bodies Recovered from Plane Crash Area; Is Pilot’s Fault to be declared?

By Staff Reporter

Feb 04, 2015 08:29 AM EST

Most of us are excited to welcome New Year. For the families of the victims of AirAsia Flight 8501, things are different. Before the year ended, they have received news that no one would like to hear. The plane crash meant a loss of someone close to them. Now, we are going to provide updates on AirAsia's Flight 8501.

Even if the fuselage has been found, the divers are still having a hard time recovering the bodies of the passengers of the Air Asia plane that crashed last December 2014. This is according to a report. This is truly heart-breaking most especially to the families of the victims. There are around 90 bodies that were recovered.

A source reported that the operation was temporarily stopped in order to refuel and have another set of crew that will continue the operations. The team tried to lift the fuselage but they failed. They are really exerting effort to search for the remaining bodies. In fact, they are looking at the crash site and from other areas. As of the moment, the authorities are investigating the recovered black boxes that might give us a clearer picture of what happened in the flight.

There is no definite date on when the search operation will stop as the team is still hoping to recover more bodies.

There is also an alarming story regarding the plane crash. One investigator said in a report that the pilot was quite odd before the crash. In fact, they believe that the pilot came too late when he took over the control from the co-pilot. If this is the case, are they going to declare this as a human error?  

People say that the families of the victims from the AirAsia crash are still lucky because they are aware of what happened. Perhaps, they are comparing it to what happened with the Malaysia Airlines. Regardless, the fact remains that their family will never be the same again. This is a painful experience that no one deserves. We are hoping that such will never happen again. 

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