All 62 of his bodies were recovered plane crash that occurred on Friday in Sao Paulo, Brazilwhen aircraft crashed dragging all on board to their deaths.

Now follows the painful process of identifying the victims, 34 men and 28 women, by their relatives.

The bodies of the pilot and co-pilot have already been identified.

Four dual nationals were among the victims, three Venezuelans and one Portuguese, said carrier Voepass, which operated the plane.

The Venezuelans were a 4-year-old boy, his mother and grandmother, local newspaper Globo News reported. The boy’s dog was also on the flight, which the family took to later head to Colombia, according to the report.

Authorities are using flight locations, physical features, documents and items such as cellphones to identify victims as bodies are pulled from the wreckage.

Relatives of the victims were flown to Sao Paulo to provide DNA samples to aid identification.

The plane’s ‘black box’ that contained recordings and flight data is being examined to answer the question what happened and the aircraft went into a spin and then crashed.

The plane, an ATR-72, was flying from Cascavel, in the state of Paraná (south) to Guarulius International Airport, in Sao Paulo. After a sudden loss of altitude, it crashed at 13:25 (local time; 19:25 Greek time) in Vientiane, a community of 76,000 people, about 80 kilometers northwest of the city of Sao Paulo, scaring residents.

The aircraft was flying normally until it stopped responding to calls and then radar contact was lost. The pilots did not report an emergency or adverse weather conditions, according to the Brazilian Air Force.