context: Beirut , Lebanon -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- Searchers have found the flight data recorder from an Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed Monday with 90 people aboard , the Lebanese army said Thursday . The data recorder , commonly called a black box , was found at a depth of about 1,300 meters in the Mediterranean Sea . The recorder had not yet been retrieved , the army said . The Boeing 737-800 , carrying eight crew members and 82 passengers , crashed into the sea after takeoff from Lebanon early Monday . At least 14 bodies had been recovered from the crash of the airliner , which was bound for the Ethiopian capital , Addis Ababa , officials said . The plane crashed about 3.5 kilometers -LRB- 2 miles -RRB- west of the town of Na'ameh , which is 15 kilometers -LRB- 9 miles -RRB- south of Beirut . Government-owned Ethiopian Airlines is one of the largest carriers in Africa , serving Europe and three other continents . CNN 's Nada Husseini contributed to this report .
question: what amount of bodies have been found so far ?
answers.text: 14
content_segment_normalized_text: at least fourteen bodies had been recovered from the crash of the airliner , which was bound for the ethiopian capital , addis ababa , officials said .
question_normalized_text: what amount of bodies have been found so far ?