Bodies, debris from Air France plane recovered
LATEST UPDATE – 15 more bodies found in Atlantic Air France crash
RECIFE, Brazil – Search ships methodically worked through debris from a doomed Air France jet Sunday, recovering 15 more bodies near the spot where the Airbus A330 is believed to have gone down a week ago.
Two dead bodies which are believed to be of the Air France flight 447 that went disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean were found floating along with some debris yesterday.
The Brazilian Air Force personnel spotted 2 male dead bodies floating along with debris believed to be of the plane. The debris and the bodies were spotted some 400 miles off Brazil’s northern coast.
The rescuers didn’t recover significant wreckage of the Flight 447 which was thought to be crashed into the Atlantic. There is no trace of the 228 people that included passengers and crew on board ever since the flight went disappearing. However, a seat with serial number that matched of the flight as well as a backpack and a case that contained the Air France flight 477 ticket were also found in the debris
Although Brazilian navy ships arrived to help in the salvage of bodies and or plane wreckage there have been increasing fears that several of the bodies would have either sunken to the ocean floor or eaten away by sea animals.
Last Monday’s plane crash is the worst ever in the Air France’s history.
