Lift the tail of the airliner to recover the remains and relics.

At the scene of the accident on the sixth day of the Jeju Air plane disaster, the recovery of the victims' remains was carried out along with the lifting of the tail of the aircraft.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's Central Accident Management Headquarters continued to recover the remains and belongings after lifting the tail wing of the plane with two cranes.

The Central Disaster Management Agency expects most of the recovery work to be completed when the remains are recovered from the tail wing.

The Central Disaster Headquarters also plans to recover the accidental gas engine, which had been buried in a pile of dirt, with a crane to analyze whether there are any signs of a bird collision.