The teams raise a wreck from the DC plane crashes from Potomac

The rescue crews raised the first wreck of the US Airways flight 5342 from the Botomac River on Monday, the start of an operation that was expected to take three days.

Rescue work on investigators will help search for evidence and give divers space to restore the last 67 people who died in a crash between aircraft and a US army helicopter over Washington.

The first piece of debris appeared on the surface after 10 am in the east, when it was a crane, floating on a wardrobe in the middle of the river, raising what seemed to be one of the plane engines outside the water.

At the back, another piece of debris was removed. It appears to be from the main body of the plane, including windows and registration number. Drink fragments flutter in the wind.

The remains of 55 victims have been recoveredThe officials said on Sunday afternoon. Recovery crews continue to search in cold and mysterious water. After lifting it from the river, the plane will be placed on a flat trailer and transported to a fold to study as part of the accident investigation.

The collision on Wednesday night was a bloody plane in the United States for two decades. This happened in a clear sky with the plane approaching Ronald Reagan National Airport around 9 pm

Federal investigators said It was too early to predict the causes of the accident. However, the catastrophe raised concerns about employment, crowding and safety in one of the busiest airports in the country.