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Boeing Must Inspect Older 737 Jets After Indonesia Crash: US Aviation Regulator
The US aviation regulator is ordering Boeing to inspect older generation 737 jets, after the January crash of an aircraft off Indonesia that killed 62 people.
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Indonesia Successfully Downloads Flight Recorder Of Crashed Jet: Official
Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee today downloaded Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) of the Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 plane that crashed into the Java Sea on January 9 this year.
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Crashed Jet's Flight Recorder Downloaded Successfully: Indonesia Official
The cockpit voice recorder (CVR) from a crashed Sriwijaya Air jet has been downloaded successfully and includes the last minutes of the flight that ended with 62 people dead, an official at Indonesia's air accident investigator said on Monday.
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Indonesia Retrieves Black Box From Boeing 737 Crashed 2 Months Ago
The cockpit voice recorder from a crashed Indonesian jet has been retrieved in "good condition", officials said today, more than two months after the airliner plunged into the sea killing all 62 passengers and crew.
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Crashed Indonesian Jet's Throttles Showed "Anomaly": Investigators
An Indonesian passenger jet's throttles showed an "anomaly" and had been repaired several times before a deadly accident last month, but the exact cause of the crash was unclear, investigators said Wednesday.
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Indonesia Halts Search For Victims Of Sriwijaya Air Crash
Indonesian authorities said on Thursday the search for victims of a plane crash that killed all 62 people on board had been halted, but the hunt would continue for the Sriwijaya Air jet's cockpit voice recorder (CVR).
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"Only Chunks Of Remains": Why Divers Say Indonesia Plane Crash Is "Worst"
Bayu Wardoyo tends to skip the 6 a.m. breakfast of Indonesian fried rice served to divers on the ship searching for wreckage of the Sriwijaya Air passenger jet that crashed in the Java Sea on Jan. 9. He prefers coffee, light snacks and some fruit to prepare for the long day ahead.
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Data Recovered From Crashed Indonesia Jet's Flight Recorder
Indonesian investigators have successfully recovered data from a crashed passenger jet's flight recorder, days after the plane with 62 people aboard slammed into the sea, they said Friday.
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Indonesia Locates Black Box From Crashed Sriwijaya Air Plane
A black box from the crashed Indonesian passenger jet has been recovered, officials said Tuesday, a discovery that could offer critical clues to explaining why the plane with 62 people aboard slammed into the sea.
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Indonesian Divers Search Plane Wreckage For Black Boxes
Indonesian divers searched waters off Jakarta Monday in a hunt for black boxes from the passenger jet with 62 people aboard that crashed at the weekend, as investigators took up the grim task of identifying victims' mangled remains.
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Black Box Recorders Located At Indonesian Plane Crash Site
Body parts, twisted wreckage and clothing were plucked from waters off the Indonesian capital Sunday after a passenger jet with 62 people aboard crashed shortly after take-off a day earlier.
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Indonesia Plane Likely Broke Apart When Hitting Waters, Says Investigator
An investigator with Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT) said the Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the Java Sea with 62 people on board over the weekend possibly broke apart when it hit waters based on debris found so far.
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Indonesia Safety Panel Locates 2 Black Boxes Of Crashed Plane
Indonesian authorities on Sunday located the black boxes of the Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the sea soon after taking off from the capital Jakarta, as human body parts and suspected pieces of the plane were retrieved.
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"Body Parts" Found At Indonesian Plane Crash Site, Say Investigators
Divers pulled body parts, wreckage and clothing from waters off Indonesia's capital Jakarta on Sunday, as the military picked up a signal from the wreckage of a passenger jet that crashed with 62 people on board.
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Sriwijaya Air Flight Loses Contact 4 Minutes After Take Off From Jakarta
An Indonesian budget airline jet is feared to have crashed into the sea after the Boeing 737 lost contact with air traffic control on Saturday, with flight tracking data showing the plane plunged into a steep dive several minutes after take-off.
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Boeing Must Inspect Older 737 Jets After Indonesia Crash: US Aviation Regulator
The US aviation regulator is ordering Boeing to inspect older generation 737 jets, after the January crash of an aircraft off Indonesia that killed 62 people.
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Indonesia Successfully Downloads Flight Recorder Of Crashed Jet: Official
Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee today downloaded Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) of the Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 plane that crashed into the Java Sea on January 9 this year.
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Crashed Jet's Flight Recorder Downloaded Successfully: Indonesia Official
The cockpit voice recorder (CVR) from a crashed Sriwijaya Air jet has been downloaded successfully and includes the last minutes of the flight that ended with 62 people dead, an official at Indonesia's air accident investigator said on Monday.
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Indonesia Retrieves Black Box From Boeing 737 Crashed 2 Months Ago
The cockpit voice recorder from a crashed Indonesian jet has been retrieved in "good condition", officials said today, more than two months after the airliner plunged into the sea killing all 62 passengers and crew.
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Crashed Indonesian Jet's Throttles Showed "Anomaly": Investigators
An Indonesian passenger jet's throttles showed an "anomaly" and had been repaired several times before a deadly accident last month, but the exact cause of the crash was unclear, investigators said Wednesday.
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Indonesia Halts Search For Victims Of Sriwijaya Air Crash
Indonesian authorities said on Thursday the search for victims of a plane crash that killed all 62 people on board had been halted, but the hunt would continue for the Sriwijaya Air jet's cockpit voice recorder (CVR).
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"Only Chunks Of Remains": Why Divers Say Indonesia Plane Crash Is "Worst"
Bayu Wardoyo tends to skip the 6 a.m. breakfast of Indonesian fried rice served to divers on the ship searching for wreckage of the Sriwijaya Air passenger jet that crashed in the Java Sea on Jan. 9. He prefers coffee, light snacks and some fruit to prepare for the long day ahead.
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Data Recovered From Crashed Indonesia Jet's Flight Recorder
Indonesian investigators have successfully recovered data from a crashed passenger jet's flight recorder, days after the plane with 62 people aboard slammed into the sea, they said Friday.
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Indonesia Locates Black Box From Crashed Sriwijaya Air Plane
A black box from the crashed Indonesian passenger jet has been recovered, officials said Tuesday, a discovery that could offer critical clues to explaining why the plane with 62 people aboard slammed into the sea.
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Indonesian Divers Search Plane Wreckage For Black Boxes
Indonesian divers searched waters off Jakarta Monday in a hunt for black boxes from the passenger jet with 62 people aboard that crashed at the weekend, as investigators took up the grim task of identifying victims' mangled remains.
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Black Box Recorders Located At Indonesian Plane Crash Site
Body parts, twisted wreckage and clothing were plucked from waters off the Indonesian capital Sunday after a passenger jet with 62 people aboard crashed shortly after take-off a day earlier.
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Indonesia Plane Likely Broke Apart When Hitting Waters, Says Investigator
An investigator with Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT) said the Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the Java Sea with 62 people on board over the weekend possibly broke apart when it hit waters based on debris found so far.
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Indonesia Safety Panel Locates 2 Black Boxes Of Crashed Plane
Indonesian authorities on Sunday located the black boxes of the Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed into the sea soon after taking off from the capital Jakarta, as human body parts and suspected pieces of the plane were retrieved.
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"Body Parts" Found At Indonesian Plane Crash Site, Say Investigators
Divers pulled body parts, wreckage and clothing from waters off Indonesia's capital Jakarta on Sunday, as the military picked up a signal from the wreckage of a passenger jet that crashed with 62 people on board.
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Sriwijaya Air Flight Loses Contact 4 Minutes After Take Off From Jakarta
An Indonesian budget airline jet is feared to have crashed into the sea after the Boeing 737 lost contact with air traffic control on Saturday, with flight tracking data showing the plane plunged into a steep dive several minutes after take-off.
