Air Marshal Agus Supriatna told reporters the fact that the plane turned rightward after takeoff and was flying at a lower than normal speed also suggests an engine failure.
Before crashing shortly after takeoff on Tuesday, the C130 Hercules hit a 35-meter (115-foot) radio antenna, he said. "By hitting the antenna, I imagine it certainly affected the plane," Supriatna said.
The search for bodies ended Wednesday. The plane was carrying 122 people and the impact also killed people on the ground.
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