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People at indonesian airasia managed to put a plane in the sky and nobody realized that actually never had permission or didn't have a bilateral right for that day. singapore says no it could fly every single day so you have an element of basically what you have here is both the regulator and the subsidiary or the affiliate indonesia airasia getting it wrong and it is a serious question i cannot think of many situations where an airline would be allowed to put a plane in the sky on a day when it doesn't have permission to run the route. >> yeah it is blind boggling. i agree with you. richard, ...

Passengers of the crew actually and the passengers of airasia flight 8501. >> searchers have just found another body off the coast of borneo, the fourth body found today in the java sea and brings the number of victims recovered now to 35. >> cnn's gary tuchman is in surabaya, indonesia, where flight 8501 took off a week ago. so this a320 was bound for singapore but never reached its destination. gary, you broke the news on air last hour that another body had been found. we know that the weather has really just made this much more difficult than it typically would have been. tell us about the ...

I know you know some of the details about that. they were reporting engine problems. this plane came down ten miles before the airport where it was trying to do an emergency landing. given the fact you are formerly an ntsb investigators, they were reporting some engine problems. what could have brought this plane down? >> well engine problems in heavy weather is a big problem. i've flown in that type of aircraft incidentally and any kind of heavy weather particularly and i'm not saying they did, but if they had any icing or turbulence single engine operation of a light twin aircraft is very pr...

>> i think with reference to your first question the only thing that we could potentially rule out is that it was a successful ditching or that it came close to being a successful ditching because hef clear evidence the aircraft broke up. the second thing is did it break up in the air or on the ground? we'll know that as we find more evidence and as the evidence is released to us to analyze. but as far as ruling anything out, that's the only thing i can see ruling out. what i think caused this is just too early to tell at this point. >> les, this particular plane is an airbus a320. tell me abo...

1988. air france flight 296 skimmed the top of trees, the cause, the fly by wire system and pilot error. in 2007, tam airlines flight 3054 crashed in sao paulo, brazil. a reverse structure deactivated the plane, unable to stop, crashed into a cargo terminal. 187 passengers and crew died, plus 12 on the ground. the deadliest crash for an a320, cause likely pilot error or mechanical failure. and who could forget the 2009 ditching of u.s. airways flight 1549? on takeoff from new york's laguardia airport, the plane collided with a flock of geese, both engines failed. successfully landed the plane ...