Air France Crash wreckage: body pulled from the Atlantic

 Days after the black box was found in the wreckage of flight Air France 2009, now comes news a body was fired from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, the Associated Press Agency reports.

A French team is reportedly responsible for bringing the body to the surface of the ocean via Mini, at a depth of approximately 2.4 miles reports the BBC.

Reading from a statement that the body found on Thursday morning.

Remains, still attached to the seat of the aircraft, has required a lot of manoeuvres bring to the surface.

Samples are sent to a laboratory in France for the audit of the DNA, the BBC reports.

During the first research effort, the 50 bodies were found in the wreckage.

In March, nouvelles new were Air France is face charges of manslaughter on the crash, which took place on June 1, 2009.