teams today began recovering bodies after debris from  was spotted in the sea near  . The flight from Surabaya to Singapore vanished from radar screens early on Sunday morning over the  . 155 passengers and seven crew were on board. Most were Indonesians, with three South Koreans, one Malaysian, one Brit and one French person on board. An Indonesian naval ship today recovered at least three bodies. broadcast uncensored footage that was seen by distressed relatives at  , where the plane departed. TvOne has apologised and switched to blurred-out footage. The crashed aircraft, photographed in April. Yesterday evening searchers stated they were using twelve helicopters, eleven planes, and 32 vessels. Australia, Singapore, and Malaysia sent assistance with the search. Local fishing boats have also joined. The US, UK, and France have been asked for help locating submerged remains. , a US Navy destroyer, is due to join search efforts today.  head Bambang Soelistyo says a "shadow" on the seabed, spotted by the air force, is thought to be the wreck site. The nearest airstrip is in , Borneo, about 160 away. A leaked screenshot from an ATC radar screen shows the flight ascending without permission through 36,000ft with a of 353. The aircraft would normally be travelling faster, with an jet also on the screen showing a ground speed of 503knts at 36,000ft. An insufficient speed can cause an aircraft to  .  spoke to an anonymous source within the investigation. "Why did [Iriyanto] request to climb at that stage?" said the source. "Should he have climbed earlier? Other aircraft were flying at a higher altitude in that area. How did the two pilots react to the weather? We are asking those questions." The source said radar, weather, and communications data was being analysed.
teams today began recovering bodies after debris from Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 was spotted in the sea near Borneo . The flight from Surabaya to Singapore vanished from radar screens early on Sunday morning over the Java Sea . 155 passengers and seven crew were on board. Most were Indonesians, with three South Koreans, one Malaysian, one Brit and one French person on board. An Indonesian naval ship today recovered at least three bodies. broadcast uncensored footage that was seen by distressed relatives at Juanda International Airport , where the plane departed. TvOne has apologised and switched to blurred-out footage. The crashed aircraft, photographed in April. Yesterday evening searchers stated they were using twelve helicopters, eleven planes, and 32 vessels. Australia, Singapore, and Malaysia sent assistance with the search. Local fishing boats have also joined. The US, UK, and France have been asked for help locating submerged remains. , a US Navy destroyer, is due to join search efforts today. National Search and Rescue Agency head Bambang Soelistyo says a "shadow" on the seabed, spotted by the air force, is thought to be the wreck site. The nearest airstrip is in , Borneo, about 160 away. A leaked screenshot from an ATC radar screen shows the flight ascending without permission through 36,000ft with a of 353. The aircraft would normally be travelling faster, with an jet also on the screen showing a ground speed of 503knts at 36,000ft. An insufficient speed can cause an aircraft to stall . Reuters spoke to an anonymous source within the investigation. "Why did [Iriyanto] request to climb at that stage?" said the source. "Should he have climbed earlier? Other aircraft were flying at a higher altitude in that area. How did the two pilots react to the weather? We are asking those questions." The source said radar, weather, and communications data was being analysed.
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