Air France jet crashes into Atlantic Fotos (4)

French colonel and commander of the French Air Base in Dakar Laurent Mathou addresses a news conference at the French Air Base in Senegal's capital Dakar, June 2, 2009. A French military plane flew from a base in Senegal June 1 to participate in the search of an Air France plane that went missing on Sunday night. Planes and ships searched an expanse of the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday for the wreckage of an Air France jetliner that vanished during a storm with 228 people on board. REUTERS/Normand Blouin (SENEGAL DISASTER TRANSPORT MILITARY)

Relatives of passengers of the missing Air France jet arrive to a hotel where Air France is assisting the families, in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Brazil's Air Force says it has found airplane seats and other debris floating in the Atlantic Ocean along the path that a missing Air France jet was flying.(AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)

A security guard escorts relatives of passengers of the missing Air France jet as they arrive to the a hotel where Air France is assisting the families, in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.(AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)

Relatives and friends of Air France flight AF447 passengers congregate in the lobby of the Windsor Hotel where support is being offered to them, in Rio de Janeiro June 2, 2009. Brazilian military search planes found debris in the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday that could be wreckage of the missing Air France flight carrying 228 people that disappeared in a storm the previous day en route from Rio to Paris.REUTERS/Fernando Soutello-AGIF (BRAZIL DISASTER TRANSPORT)

Relatives and friends of Air France flight AF447 passengers congregate in the lobby of the Windsor Hotel where support is being offered to them, in Rio de Janeiro June 2, 2009. Brazilian military search planes found debris in the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday that could be wreckage of the missing Air France flight carrying 228 people that disappeared in a storm the previous day en route from Rio to Paris. REUTERS/Fernando Soutello-AGIF (BRAZIL DISASTER TRANSPORT)