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Egypt Hands Over Remains Of Air Crash Victims
Egypt began on Saturday handing over to their families the bodies of those who died when EgyptAir flight MS804 crashed into the Mediterranean in May with the loss of 66 passengers and crew, the state news agency MENA reported.
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Egypt Is Often The Last To Recognize The Real Cause Of Its Plane Crashes
Across the world, leaders are jumping to conclusions about the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804, which was on its way from Paris to Cairo and lost contact in Egyptian airspace over the Mediterranean Sea. From the head of Russia's FSB security service to Donald Trump, terrorism is on the tip of everyone's tongues. And while the cause of the crash is sti...
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Russian President Says in Final Stage of Studying Egypt Plane Crash Materials
Russia is in the final stage of studying materials related to last month's plane crash in Egypt which killed 224 people, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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'Still No Conclusions' on Why Russian Plane Broke Up: Probe
Investigators have still not determined why a Russian airliner broke up over Egypt's Sinai killing 224 people, the probe's chief said today, amid growing suspicions the cause was a bomb.
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Egypt Promotes Sharm al-Sheikh Airport Chief After Russian Plane Crash
Egypt has promoted the Sharm al-Sheikh airport chief days after a plane crash that was claimed by Islamist militants and raised questions about plane security at the tourist gateway.
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Etihad Airways to Continue Flights over Sinai in Egypt
Etihad Airways has announced the continuation of its flights over the Sinai peninsula in Egypt.
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Plane Carrying Remains of Egypt Crash Victims Lands in St Petersburg
A plane carrying the remains of scores of people killed when a Russian airliner crashed in Egypt landed in Saint-Petersburg early on Monday, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
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Russia Mourns as Officials Work to Determine Cause of Jet Crash
Russia held a day of mourning Sunday for the 224 people, mostly young families on vacation, who died in a passenger jet crash in Egypt over the weekend, while a senior Russian aviation official said the wide scattering of the debris showed the plane had broken up in the air.
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Russian Plane 'Broke Up in Air', Bodies Flown Home From Egypt
A Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt broke up "in the air", an investigator said Sunday, as the bodies of many of the 224 people killed on board were flown home.
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At Egypt Crash Scene, Suitcases Piled Near Charred Wreckage
In a desolate area of stony ground, little remains from the Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula except its blackened wreckage and a heap of colourful suitcases.
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Russian Plane Broke Apart 'In The Air', Says Expert Probing Crash
The Russian Airbus that crashed in Egypt broke apart "in the air," a senior official with Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee said today.
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Egypt's President Urges Wait for Probe Outcome for Plane Crash Cause: Reports
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi today urged people to wait for the outcome of an investigation to determine the exact reason a Russian airliner crashed, killing all 224 people on board.
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The A321: Airbus Family Giant Felled in Egypt Crash
The A321 made its maiden flight in March 1993 and received its certification the following December.
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Islamic State Claims it Downed Russian Airliner With 224 On Board That Crashed in Egypt
Terror group Islamic State or ISIS has claimed that it downed the Russian airliner carrying 224 people in Egypt's Sinai peninsula today, reports said.
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Egypt Hands Over Remains Of Air Crash Victims
Egypt began on Saturday handing over to their families the bodies of those who died when EgyptAir flight MS804 crashed into the Mediterranean in May with the loss of 66 passengers and crew, the state news agency MENA reported.
-
Egypt Is Often The Last To Recognize The Real Cause Of Its Plane Crashes
Across the world, leaders are jumping to conclusions about the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804, which was on its way from Paris to Cairo and lost contact in Egyptian airspace over the Mediterranean Sea. From the head of Russia's FSB security service to Donald Trump, terrorism is on the tip of everyone's tongues. And while the cause of the crash is sti...
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Russian President Says in Final Stage of Studying Egypt Plane Crash Materials
Russia is in the final stage of studying materials related to last month's plane crash in Egypt which killed 224 people, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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'Still No Conclusions' on Why Russian Plane Broke Up: Probe
Investigators have still not determined why a Russian airliner broke up over Egypt's Sinai killing 224 people, the probe's chief said today, amid growing suspicions the cause was a bomb.
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Egypt Promotes Sharm al-Sheikh Airport Chief After Russian Plane Crash
Egypt has promoted the Sharm al-Sheikh airport chief days after a plane crash that was claimed by Islamist militants and raised questions about plane security at the tourist gateway.
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Etihad Airways to Continue Flights over Sinai in Egypt
Etihad Airways has announced the continuation of its flights over the Sinai peninsula in Egypt.
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Plane Carrying Remains of Egypt Crash Victims Lands in St Petersburg
A plane carrying the remains of scores of people killed when a Russian airliner crashed in Egypt landed in Saint-Petersburg early on Monday, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
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Russia Mourns as Officials Work to Determine Cause of Jet Crash
Russia held a day of mourning Sunday for the 224 people, mostly young families on vacation, who died in a passenger jet crash in Egypt over the weekend, while a senior Russian aviation official said the wide scattering of the debris showed the plane had broken up in the air.
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Russian Plane 'Broke Up in Air', Bodies Flown Home From Egypt
A Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt broke up "in the air", an investigator said Sunday, as the bodies of many of the 224 people killed on board were flown home.
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At Egypt Crash Scene, Suitcases Piled Near Charred Wreckage
In a desolate area of stony ground, little remains from the Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula except its blackened wreckage and a heap of colourful suitcases.
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Russian Plane Broke Apart 'In The Air', Says Expert Probing Crash
The Russian Airbus that crashed in Egypt broke apart "in the air," a senior official with Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee said today.
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Egypt's President Urges Wait for Probe Outcome for Plane Crash Cause: Reports
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi today urged people to wait for the outcome of an investigation to determine the exact reason a Russian airliner crashed, killing all 224 people on board.
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The A321: Airbus Family Giant Felled in Egypt Crash
The A321 made its maiden flight in March 1993 and received its certification the following December.
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Islamic State Claims it Downed Russian Airliner With 224 On Board That Crashed in Egypt
Terror group Islamic State or ISIS has claimed that it downed the Russian airliner carrying 224 people in Egypt's Sinai peninsula today, reports said.
