Indonesian navy divers on Thursday recovered the flight recorder of the 2-month-old Lion Air jet that crashed into the sea minutes after takeoff earlier this week, killing all 189 passengers and crew members on board. Two navy divers found the flight recorder at the bottom of the Java Sea and swam it to a ship on the surface. On that flight, the jet displayed unusual variations in altitude and airspeed in the first several minutes of flight, Reuters reported. While the data from flight-tracking sites has been released, safety experts warn that it must be checked against the data from the recovered flight recorder to determine its accuracy. "We cannot say how long it takes to process data in a black box, but of course we will try as soon as possible."

Source: Fox News November 01, 2018 06:21 UTC