180px|Sikorsky S-92: detail of rotor The fuselage of the Sikorsky S92 helicopter that crashed in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday has been found at a depth 120 to 150 meters and is being retrieved. 17 of the 18 people who were on board the helicopter died after it crashed. Personal belongings, upper and lower segments of the main entrance door, the aft cargo door, and one emergency exit door have been recovered. “We totally dissect everything we can and certainly that is going to be an area that will be examined," said Mike Cunningham, lead investigator with the Transportation Safety Board (TSB). "It looks like the fuselage is relatively intact." An underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) is aiding in the investigation. The recovered body is that of Allison Maher from Aquaforte, Newfoundland , aged 26. Throughout the search and rescue there were no locator signals received from survival suits of any of those missing. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have released the names of twelve of those who are are still missing. It is a partial list, as some relatives were "not prepared at this point of time to release the names of their loved ones, and we respect that," said Supt. Reg Reeves. They are: Peter Breen, from St. John's, N.L. age 55; Gary Corbett, from Conception Bay South, N.L. age 46; Wade Drake, from Fortune, N.L. age 42; Wade Duggan, from Witless Bay, N.L. age 32; Colin Henley, from St. John's, N.L. age 38; Ken MacRae, from Greenwood, N.S. age 47; Derrick Mullowney, from Bay Bulls, N.L. age 51; Burch Nash, from Fortune, N.L. age 44; Paul Pike, from Bay Roberts, N.L. age 49; Allison Maher,from Aquaforte, N.L., age 26 Tim Lanouette, from Comox, B.C., helicopter first officer age 48; and Thomas Anwyll, from Langley, B.C. Crew member age 46.
180px|Sikorsky S-92: detail of rotor The fuselage of the Sikorsky S92 helicopter that crashed in the on Friday has been found at a depth 120 to 150 meters and is being retrieved. 17 of the 18 people who were on board the helicopter died after it crashed. Personal belongings, upper and lower segments of the main entrance door, the aft cargo door, and one emergency exit door have been recovered. “We totally dissect everything we can and certainly that is going to be an area that will be examined," said Mike Cunningham, lead investigator with the Transportation Safety Board (TSB). "It looks like the fuselage is relatively intact." An underwater (ROV) is aiding in the investigation. The recovered body is that of Allison Maher from Aquaforte, , aged 26. Throughout the search and rescue there were no locator signals received from survival suits of any of those missing. The (RCMP) have released the names of twelve of those who are are still missing. It is a partial list, as some relatives were "not prepared at this point of time to release the names of their loved ones, and we respect that," said Supt. Reg Reeves. They are: Peter Breen, from age 55; Gary Corbett, from age 46; Wade Drake, from age 42; Wade Duggan, from age 32; Colin Henley, from St. John's, N.L. age 38; Ken MacRae, from age 47; Derrick Mullowney, from age 51; Burch Nash, from Fortune, N.L. age 44; Paul Pike, from age 49; Allison Maher,from , age 26 Tim Lanouette, from , helicopter first officer age 48; and Thomas Anwyll, from Crew member age 46.
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Atlantic Ocean
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remotely operated vehicle
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Newfoundland
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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St. John's, N.L.
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Conception Bay South, N.L.
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Fortune, N.L.
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Witless Bay, N.L.
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Greenwood, N.S.
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Bay Bulls, N.L.
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Bay Roberts, N.L.
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Aquaforte, N.L.,
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Comox, B.C.,
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Langley, B.C.