Emergency services continue to lift the fragments of the American Airlines aircraft from the bottom of the Potomak River, which last week collided with a military helicopter over Washington.
This was announced at a briefing by one of the leaders of the operation Francis Per.
According to him, an engine, fuselage and a liner wing.
have already been extracted.
The pen added that tomorrow rescuers will begin to extract the cockpit.
The US Federal Civil Aviation Administration (FAA) reported on January 29 that near the Ronald Reagan Airport, the American Airlines aircraft and Black Hawk military helicopter.
On board the aircraft there were 60 passengers and four crew members, on board the helicopter-three military. Both aircraft after a collision collapsed into the Potomak River. The authorities reported that there were no survivors.
US President Donald Trump accused the administration of the former US Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Bayden of hiring unqualified personnel in FAA.
“This shocking incident has become a consequence of dubious and probably illegal decisions taken by the Obama and Biden administrations, which have forced the merits and competence of the Federal Civil Aviation Administration,” Trump said in a statement.