New Delhi: The mother of Indian pilot Bhavye Suneja who captained the ill-fated Indonesian plane that crashed into the sea on October 29 said they have found "closure" after his body was identified by the Indonesian authorities.
The Lion Air flight, with 188 passengers and crew on board, crashed into the sea off Indonesia's island of Java, minutes after taking off from Jakarta Soekarno Hatta International Airport.
Sangeeta Suneja, who is an Air India employee, said her son's colleagues only had good things to speak about him and his skills.
"We have found our closure now. Earlier, we were praying and hoping for a miracle when his body was not found. But now, at least we know what happened to him. Sixty-nine people are still missing," she said.
Sangeeta Suneja said time is a healer and the family will try and come to terms with Bhavye's loss once they return to India.
Sangeeta Suneja said time is a healer and the family will try and come to terms with Bhavye's loss once they return to India.
25/11/18 PTI/News18.com
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The Lion Air flight, with 188 passengers and crew on board, crashed into the sea off Indonesia's island of Java, minutes after taking off from Jakarta Soekarno Hatta International Airport.
Sangeeta Suneja, who is an Air India employee, said her son's colleagues only had good things to speak about him and his skills.
"We have found our closure now. Earlier, we were praying and hoping for a miracle when his body was not found. But now, at least we know what happened to him. Sixty-nine people are still missing," she said.
Sangeeta Suneja said time is a healer and the family will try and come to terms with Bhavye's loss once they return to India.
Sangeeta Suneja said time is a healer and the family will try and come to terms with Bhavye's loss once they return to India.
25/11/18 PTI/News18.com
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