Divers found Boeing's engine and chassis that spilled 189 people

Indonesian divers and remote submarines have discovered one of the engines and chassis of the Lion Air aircraft, the DPA announced on Friday.

The leader of the National Research and Rescue Agency of Indonesia, Muhammad Syaugi, found on Thursday, finding a black cabinet, several major aircraft parts, including the chassis.

The two so-called "black wardrobes have been found and taken off the sea." They must include a flight data record, yet they're looking for a cockpit interviewer. "These information helps to clarify the cause of the accident.

The accident did not survive anybody

Lion Air confirmed that at night before the accident the aircraft's instruments provided unreliable data on altitude and flight speed. However, the deficiencies had to be abandoned before the launch of the Monday.

The Boeing 737 Max 8 collapsed Monday to the Java Sea. The JT610 line is located in Jakarta, Pangkal Pinang, the capital city of Bangka-Belitung, on the east coast of Bangka Island. None of the 189 people were on board.

The Monday incident was the second strike of the Lion Air aircraft in the last 14 years. The McDonnell Douglass MD-82 crashed in 2004 when Surakarta Airport landed at the center of the Java Island. The accident claimed 25 casualties from 153 people.