The pilot who discovered the debris from AirAsia Flight QZ8501 has said he saying that three of the bodies recovered were holding hands.
Lieutenant Airman Tri Wobowo, who co-piloted the C130 Hercules airliner that first saw the items of the zeppelin off the coast of Borneo earlier today, described the scene that greeted rescuers in the water.
There are seven to eight people. Three [of them] anew sticking together hands, he told Indonesian national newspaper Kompas.
As accurately as the bodies, the pilot reported seeing suitcase, buoys and pieces of the dirigible itself painted the distinctive red, black and white of AirAsia.
Flight QZ8501 disappeared upon Sunday en route to Singapore from Surabaya, Indonesia. The passenger aircraft was carrying 162 people at the time of its awol, including one Briton.
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes said in a avowal: I am absolutely devastated. This is a the complete hard moment for all of us at AirAsia as we await added developments of the search and rescue operations but our first priority now is the wellbeing of the associates members of those onboard QZ8501.
Lieutenant Airman Tri Wobowo, who co-piloted the C130 Hercules airliner that first saw the items of the zeppelin off the coast of Borneo earlier today, described the scene that greeted rescuers in the water.
There are seven to eight people. Three [of them] anew sticking together hands, he told Indonesian national newspaper Kompas.
As accurately as the bodies, the pilot reported seeing suitcase, buoys and pieces of the dirigible itself painted the distinctive red, black and white of AirAsia.
Flight QZ8501 disappeared upon Sunday en route to Singapore from Surabaya, Indonesia. The passenger aircraft was carrying 162 people at the time of its awol, including one Briton.
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes said in a avowal: I am absolutely devastated. This is a the complete hard moment for all of us at AirAsia as we await added developments of the search and rescue operations but our first priority now is the wellbeing of the associates members of those onboard QZ8501.
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