Indonesian authorities will begin analysis of the two black boxes from the crashed AirAsia plane today.
The voice recorder has arrived in Jakarta for analysis helping investigators piece together what caused the tragedy killing all 162 people on board.
The recorder retaining the last two hours of conversation between the pilots and air traffic control was found yesterday.
In the meantime, authorities also assured families of the passengers that they will not give up searching for the remains of those who are still unaccounted for.
Navy Commander Widodo, who goes by only one name.
"The military will use all its assets for the operation. With all the assets we have we'll maximize our efforts to search for the main body of the plane and retrieve the bodies of victims that are still missing."
So far, 48 bodies have been retrieved and brought to Surabaya for identification. Many more bodies are believed to be trapped in the plane's fuselage.
