Sao Paolo  - Brazilian authorities have identified 11 victims, three weeks after an Air France jet carrying 228 people crashed on its way to France, a news report said Sunday.

The forensics department in the port town Recife identified 10 Brazilians, among them five women, and one foreigner, whose bodies were among the 50 recovered after the Airbus A330 crashed on June 1 off Brazil's coast.

The victims could be identified by their fingerprints and dental records, the O Globo newspaper reported.

The plane crashed en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris into the Atlantic Ocean. The wreckage is believed to be in a depth of 1,000 to 4,600 metre in mountainous terrain. The plane's black boxes, which are important to determine the cause of the crash have not been recovered yet. (dpa)