Black box signals from crashed AirAsia plane detected   

印尼稱探測到亞航客機黑匣信號 來自機尾附近

ambang Soelistyo, head of Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency, shows the possible area of the blackbox during the 13th searching and evacuation of the AirAsia Flight QZ8501, in Jakarta, Indonesia, Jan. 9, 2015. (Xinhua/Veri Sanovri)

Signals from the black boxes of an AirAsia jetliner, which crashed in the Java Sea off Indonesia's Central Kalimantan coast, have been detected, Military Commander General Moeldoko said on Friday. [Special coverage]

"The location was estimated 300 meters from the initial point," Moeldoko was quoted as saying by the detik.com news website, referring to a location where the tail of Airbus A320-200 was found on Wednesday.

Moeldoko was onboard navy ship Banda Aceh used as a baseship to supervise the operation to lift up the tail, which he said was submerged in the seabed mud.

Seven divers were deployed to check the signals and confirm the position of the black boxes, Moeldoko added.

Flight QZ8501 went down on Dec. 28 en route from Indonesia's second largest city of Surabaya to Singapore with 162 people aboard. So far, 47 bodies have been recovered in a multinational search operation.