All 90 bodies have now been recovered from the Ethiopian airlines crash off Lebanon last month.

The state carrier's Boeing 737-800 crashed into the sea minutes after taking off from Beirut airport en route to Addis Ababa on January 25.

The passengers have now also all been identified and an airline spokesman said arrangements are now being made to repatriate their remains.

An intial investigation blamed bad weather for the crash, however officials say its still too early to determine exactly what cause the plane to crash.

According to a press release Ethiopian sent to WIC, arrangement is being made to repatriate bodies of the Ethiopian and other nationals to their respective countries.

The investigation team is also continuing its task to compile a preliminary fact finding report.

However, as it stands today, there are vital information and facts missing to complete the investigation. The investigation team needs to collect these critically important information and facts to prepare the preliminary fact finding report and proceed to the analysis stage.

Meanwhile, any indication of cause of the accident will remain speculative, incorrect and misleading.

Ethiopian will continue to cooperate with the investigation team to find the true cause of the accident.