(VOVworld) - The remains of Dutch victims of the Malaysia Airlines MH17 plane which went down last year in eastern Ukraine killing 298 people on board has arrived in the Netherlands.

Ukrainian soldiers carry the coffins containing the last remains of Dutch victims of the MH17 Malaysia Airlines plane crash onto a Hercules C130 transport aircraft of the Royal Dutch Air Force prior to its departure from Kharkiv to Eindhoven on May 2, 2015. (Photo: AFP)

A flight carrying seven coffins landed at the Eindhoven air force. The remains were later transferred to a forensic laboratory in Hilversum east of Amsterdam for identification.

To date, all but two of the 298 victims have been identified.

The Dutch government last week said Dutch and international experts had finally finished recovering body parts and wreckage from the crash site.

The Boeing 777 was en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur when it went down in eastern Ukraine on July 17, killing all passengers and crew on board, two thirds of them Dutch.