Indonesian soldiers carry pieces of the Sriwijaya Air passenger jet wreckage recovered at the search and rescue command center in Jakarta, Indonesia, Indonesia on Jan. 13, 2021.- AP
JAKARTA (Bloomberg): Indonesia’s transport ministry ordered the nation’s airlines to inspect their older, so-called classic Boeing Co 737 aircraft following Saturday’s crash of a Sriwijaya Air passenger jet with 62 people on board.
The cause of the crash isn’t yet known -- divers are still trying to retrieve the cockpit voice recorder from the wreckage in the Java Sea. The flight-data recorder was recovered Tuesday. Rescue workers have been bringing in bags of human remains for identification, along with parts of the Boeing 737-500 plane, which was nearly 27 years old.
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