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US Navy joins search for jet's black boxes

A specialist US underwater team was brought in to try to locate the missing flight recorders from the lost Air France flight 447 today.

Mon, 08 Jun, 2009 - 14:32

A specialist US underwater team was today brought in to try to locate the missing flight recorders from the lost Air France flight 447.

The Airbus went down in a remote and deep part of the Atlantic hundreds of miles off the Brazilian coast.

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