Missing AirAsia flight: 27 next-of-kin flown back to Indonesia


Relatives pray together as they wait for news from the missing AirAsia plane at Juanda Airport, in Surabaya, Indonesia.

SINGAPORE: AirAsia has arranged for 27 next-of-kin of the passengers on board QZ8501 to fly back to Indonesia following the missing aircraft incident.

In a joint statement issued by the republic's Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore on Monday, 11 family members were sent back to Indonesia Monday in additional to the 16 relatives who flew back on Sunday evening.

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