The crew of the crew collapsed from the DC aircraft from Potoma to lift the first wreckage

On Monday morning, the rescue personnel began to lift the wreckage of flight 5342 from Potomac River, Washington. This is the beginning of a operation and is expected to take three days.

After 10 am in the east, the first wreckage appeared. A crane inhabiting the river in the middle of the river was lifted as one of the engines on the plane.

Colonel Francis Pera, the Army Engineering Corps, began to gather on the river on the river.

There were 64 people on the plane, and there were 3 in the helicopter, and none of them survived. Officials said on Sunday afternoon that the remains of 55 victims had been discovered. The recovery staff is continuing to look for cold and vague water to find the corpse.

After raising from the river, the plane will be placed on a flat trailer and brought it to the hangar for research as part of the investigation of crash accident.

The collision on Wednesday night was the worst aircraft crash in the United States in the past 20 years. It happened in the clear sky. At that time, jet aircraft was close to Ronald Reagan National Airport.

Federal investigators said that the cause of the crash was too early. But this has aroused concerns about the most busy airports in the United States, congestion and security.