Another plane gone missing
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Such an insightful answerCarmelita wrote:A Shit company is a shit company.hanno wrote:Why? Again, if every airline that had its license pulled after a crash, there would be no airlines left.Carmelita wrote:Doesn't matter.
Egypt air should be defunct from this day.
Includes airlines too.
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Latest from the BBC. No firm indications yet on the cause of the crash.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-af ... b88536234cEgyptAir Flight MS804 latest updates
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Debris and passengers' personal belongings found in search for plane that crashed into Mediterranean sea with 66 people on board
Summary
Debris and passengers' personal belongings found 295km north of Alexandria
Items found by search teams include a body part, luggage and seats
Egyptian authorities have said terror is the most likely cause, but there is no evidence yet to back up claim
No group has claimed responsibility for the crash, says the BBC's jihadist monitoring team
Radar suggests plane made two sharp turns, plunged 27,000 ft, then span 360 degrees
Search for wreckage and black boxes continues, led by Egypt with assistance from France, UK, US
66 people on board included 30 Egyptians, 15 French people, two Canadians and people of 10 other nationalities including one Briton
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Egyptair crash: no trace of explosives on victims, says French newspaper
Reuters
Saturday 6 May 2017 03.45 BST
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egyptair flight MS804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year en route from Paris to Cairo, a newspaper has reported.
Le Figaro’s report, which a source with knowledge of the matter confirmed to Reuters, contradicts Egyptian investigators who said in December that traces of explosives were found in the remains of victims of the flight.
Investigators of France’s National Gendarmerie Criminal Investigation Institute, who examined samples of the remains, concluded there were no traces of explosives on the bodies of the passengers, Le Figaro reported.
“The thesis put forward by the Egyptians – an explosion during the flight due to a bomb that may have been placed on board at Roissy airport in Paris – is therefore excluded,” Le Figaro said...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... -newspaper
Reuters
Saturday 6 May 2017 03.45 BST
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egyptair flight MS804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year en route from Paris to Cairo, a newspaper has reported.
Le Figaro’s report, which a source with knowledge of the matter confirmed to Reuters, contradicts Egyptian investigators who said in December that traces of explosives were found in the remains of victims of the flight.
Investigators of France’s National Gendarmerie Criminal Investigation Institute, who examined samples of the remains, concluded there were no traces of explosives on the bodies of the passengers, Le Figaro reported.
“The thesis put forward by the Egyptians – an explosion during the flight due to a bomb that may have been placed on board at Roissy airport in Paris – is therefore excluded,” Le Figaro said...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... -newspaper
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Another Egyptair suicide pilot?
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So a year on, despite having both black boxes and the plane's debris, they still have no idea? Perhaps you're right, hanno.
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Would not be the first time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EgyptAir_Flight_990timmydownawell wrote: ↑Sun May 07, 2017 9:15 am So a year on, despite having both black boxes and the plane's debris, they still have no idea? Perhaps you're right, hanno.
And a German pilot decided to do the same thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanwings_Flight_9525
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Easy to tell if it was a suicide if you have the flight data and voice recorders though.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/1071848.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/1071848.stm
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"At this stage, the combustion or self-combustion of a tablet in the cockpit is the working hypothesis," the source said, but "elements" needed to prove it - such as debris from "the cabin or flight recorders ... which are in Egypt and the Egyptians have not shown a great willingness to collaborate".
Seems to be a bit of a cover-up by the Egyptian government happening here.
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/05/f ... 32076.html
Seems to be a bit of a cover-up by the Egyptian government happening here.
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/05/f ... 32076.html
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