AirAsia Flight Recorders Found.
Indonesian divers have located the flight recorders of missing AirAsia flight QZ8501, the head of the search and recovery operation has said.
Bambang Sulistoyo said he believed they had been found - and divers would try to retrieve them on Monday.
They are buried on the seabed underneath the aircraft's debris, officials say.
The possible discovery comes amid intense efforts to find the main fuselage of Flight QZ8501.
It disappeared in bad weather on 28 December with 162 people on board.
Search teams have been able to take advantage of better weather over the weekend in their search for the main fuselage and the black box.
The aircraft was flying from Surabaya in Indonesia to Singapore and is lying 30m (98ft) below the surface of the Java Sea.
Three Indonesian ships had detected signals from two different locations about 3.5km (2 miles) from where the aircraft's tail was discovered, Co-ordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs Indroyono Soesilo said.
Bambang Sulistoyo said he believed they had been found - and divers would try to retrieve them on Monday.
They are buried on the seabed underneath the aircraft's debris, officials say.
The possible discovery comes amid intense efforts to find the main fuselage of Flight QZ8501.
It disappeared in bad weather on 28 December with 162 people on board.
Search teams have been able to take advantage of better weather over the weekend in their search for the main fuselage and the black box.
The aircraft was flying from Surabaya in Indonesia to Singapore and is lying 30m (98ft) below the surface of the Java Sea.
Three Indonesian ships had detected signals from two different locations about 3.5km (2 miles) from where the aircraft's tail was discovered, Co-ordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs Indroyono Soesilo said.