Two observers have given a chilling record of the disastrous Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 and said the airplane "swerved and plunged" with smoke surging from it, minutes before it smashed. 

One observer, Gebeyehu Fikadu, 25, stated, "Before it smashed the plane was swerving and plunging with a great deal of smoke returning from the and furthermore making an uproarious unsavory sound before hitting the ground," NYPost cited CNN reports. The observer's record went ahead Monday when authorities uncovered that the harmed black box and cockpit voice recorder both were recouped. 

While another onlooker, Tamrat Abera, additionally said that smoke was spilling out of the back of the plane before it smashed. "Before tumbling down, the plane turned multiple times noticeable all around and it had some smoke returning from the, at that point it hit the ground and detonated," Abera said. "At the point when the locals and I landed at the site, there was nothing with the exception of some consuming and substance," he included. 

As per flight information, the Boeing 737 MAX 8, flying from Addis Ababa to Nairobi, had fiercely picked up and lost height before it smashed slaughtering every one of the 157 individuals on board. Ethiopian Airlines chose to ground its armada of MAX 8s starting Sunday in the result of the shocking plane accident. 

"In spite of the fact that we don't yet know the reason for the mishap, we needed to choose to ground the specific armada as additional security safeguard," the carrier said. The plane slammed six minutes in the wake of taking off from Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa, and was the second accident in five months including a MAX 8 - a solitary passageway show that was presented in 1967.