'Your papers, please' must never be heard in America
Rescue officials in Nigeria said Wednesday they have ended their search for bodies at the site where an airliner crashed into a densely populated area, killing all 153 people aboard the plane and a still-unknown number of people on the ground.
Mr. Ogboro also said the plane showed no faults or problems Sunday morning before it crashed.
Francis Ogboro, an executive who oversees Dana Air, told journalists that the company's employees wouldn't have embarked on a "suicide mission" by flying on an unsafe plane.
