Blackboard pieces recovered from an Indonesian aircraft

Three days after the accident of an Indonesian airliner killing 189 people, search teams found some of the black box in the sea. That's what confirmed today. Chief of the National Research Authority, Muhammad Syaugi, in Jakarta. "We have some of the black box, but there is still something missing," he said.

It remained open, whether it was the found part of the flight data recorder or the voice recorder with badpit recordings.

Shortly after the launch crashed into the sea

Parts of the black box were fired approximately 15 kilometers from the shore to the water. The crash of low-cost carrier Lion Air, a Boeing 737, occurred on Monday, resulting in the death of 181 pbadengers and 8 crew members. The machine had lost a few minutes after takeoff in Jakarta, the capital, and had fallen into the sea. It is suspected that technical problems were the cause.

The day before, there had been problems displaying the instrument in the badpit during another flight in the plane. Investigators are now hoping for information about the disaster from the flight recorders. The wreck rests about 30 meters deep on the seabed.