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2016 EgyptAir Crash Caused By Pilot's Lit Cigarette, Investigation Finds
The Airbus A320 plane was on its way from Paris to Cairo in May 2016. It crashed into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, near the island of Crete.
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French Investigators Say No Trace Of Explosives On Egyptair Victims: Report
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egypt Air flight MS 804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year en route from Paris to Cairo, a newspaper reported on Friday.
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Egypt To Hand Over MS804 Air Crash Victims' Remains
Egypt's state prosecutor has ordered that the remains of the victims of the May 19 crash of EgyptAir flight 804 be handed over to their relatives, his office said Saturday.
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Traces Of Explosives Found On Human Remains From EgyptAir Crash
Traces of explosives have been found on some of the victims of an EgyptAir flight from Paris that plunged into the Mediterranean Sea in May, killing all 66 people aboard, Egypt's Civilian Aviation Ministry said Thursday.
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EgyptAir Black Box Data Downloaded; Evidence Suggests Fire On Board
Investigators have downloaded data from one of the black box flight recorders on EgyptAir Flight MS804 and are preparing to analyse it, bringing them closer discovering what caused the jet to crash, Egypt's investigation committee said yesterday.
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EgyptAir Black Box Flight Recorder 'Has Been Repaired'
One of the two black box flight recorders from the EgyptAir plane that plunged into the Mediterranean last month has been repaired, Egypt's investigation commission said today, prompting hopes it could provide clues on why the aircraft went down.
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Egypt Investigators To Finish Repairing Crashed Jet's Black Box Memory Units
Egyptian aviation investigators will finish today repairing memory units from the black box recorders of an EgyptAir flight that crashed into the Mediterranean last month, a senior investigation official said.
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The EgyptAir Crash: One Month Of Investigations
Search teams today recovered the second black box of an EgyptAir plane from the bottom of the Mediterranean that could help establish the cause of the May 19 crash.
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Main Locations Of EgyptAir Wreckage Identified By Deep Ocean Vessel
The main locations of wreckage from the EgyptAir jet that crashed in the eastern Mediterranean last month have been identified by a vessel owned by Deep Ocean Search, the Egyptian-led investigation committee said today.
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French Ship Ends Search Effort For EgyptAir Plane Remains
A French naval ship is leaving the search for the remains of an EgyptAir jet that crashed in the Mediterranean, now that another specialized undersea search vessel is in the area and has located wreckage.
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Deep-Sea Robot To Join Search For EgyptAir Wreck: French Aviation Safety Agency
A research vessel with an underwater robot is set to begin searching the Mediterranean "as from Friday" for the wreck of the EgyptAir plane that crashed last month, according to the French aviation safety agency BEA.
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Egyptair Black Box Search Zone Narrowed After Signal Detected: Source
The search zone for the crashed EgyptAir jet has been narrowed to 2 km (1.24 miles) from 5 km after a vessel picked up a signal from one of the black boxes, an Egyptian source on the investigation committee said on Thursday.
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Searchers Detect Signal From EgyptAir Black Box
A French navy vessel equipped with deep-water listening devices has detected signals from one of the black boxes of the EgyptAir plane that crashed in the Mediterranean, investigators said Wednesday.
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No New Signal From EgyptAir Jet Since Day Of Crash As Search Intensifies
No new radio signal has been received from an EgyptAir jet since the day it crashed in the Mediterranean last week, sources close to the investigation said today.
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France Sending Undersea Search Ship To Find EgyptAir Black Box
A French naval ship specialized in underwater searches will help search for the black box flight recorders of the EgyptAir flight that crashed in the Mediterranean last week, killing all 66 aboard.
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2016 EgyptAir Crash Caused By Pilot's Lit Cigarette, Investigation Finds
The Airbus A320 plane was on its way from Paris to Cairo in May 2016. It crashed into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, near the island of Crete.
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French Investigators Say No Trace Of Explosives On Egyptair Victims: Report
French investigators have found no traces of explosives on the bodies of French victims of Egypt Air flight MS 804 that crashed into the Mediterranean last year en route from Paris to Cairo, a newspaper reported on Friday.
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Egypt To Hand Over MS804 Air Crash Victims' Remains
Egypt's state prosecutor has ordered that the remains of the victims of the May 19 crash of EgyptAir flight 804 be handed over to their relatives, his office said Saturday.
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Traces Of Explosives Found On Human Remains From EgyptAir Crash
Traces of explosives have been found on some of the victims of an EgyptAir flight from Paris that plunged into the Mediterranean Sea in May, killing all 66 people aboard, Egypt's Civilian Aviation Ministry said Thursday.
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EgyptAir Black Box Data Downloaded; Evidence Suggests Fire On Board
Investigators have downloaded data from one of the black box flight recorders on EgyptAir Flight MS804 and are preparing to analyse it, bringing them closer discovering what caused the jet to crash, Egypt's investigation committee said yesterday.
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EgyptAir Black Box Flight Recorder 'Has Been Repaired'
One of the two black box flight recorders from the EgyptAir plane that plunged into the Mediterranean last month has been repaired, Egypt's investigation commission said today, prompting hopes it could provide clues on why the aircraft went down.
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Egypt Investigators To Finish Repairing Crashed Jet's Black Box Memory Units
Egyptian aviation investigators will finish today repairing memory units from the black box recorders of an EgyptAir flight that crashed into the Mediterranean last month, a senior investigation official said.
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The EgyptAir Crash: One Month Of Investigations
Search teams today recovered the second black box of an EgyptAir plane from the bottom of the Mediterranean that could help establish the cause of the May 19 crash.
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Main Locations Of EgyptAir Wreckage Identified By Deep Ocean Vessel
The main locations of wreckage from the EgyptAir jet that crashed in the eastern Mediterranean last month have been identified by a vessel owned by Deep Ocean Search, the Egyptian-led investigation committee said today.
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French Ship Ends Search Effort For EgyptAir Plane Remains
A French naval ship is leaving the search for the remains of an EgyptAir jet that crashed in the Mediterranean, now that another specialized undersea search vessel is in the area and has located wreckage.
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Deep-Sea Robot To Join Search For EgyptAir Wreck: French Aviation Safety Agency
A research vessel with an underwater robot is set to begin searching the Mediterranean "as from Friday" for the wreck of the EgyptAir plane that crashed last month, according to the French aviation safety agency BEA.
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Egyptair Black Box Search Zone Narrowed After Signal Detected: Source
The search zone for the crashed EgyptAir jet has been narrowed to 2 km (1.24 miles) from 5 km after a vessel picked up a signal from one of the black boxes, an Egyptian source on the investigation committee said on Thursday.
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Searchers Detect Signal From EgyptAir Black Box
A French navy vessel equipped with deep-water listening devices has detected signals from one of the black boxes of the EgyptAir plane that crashed in the Mediterranean, investigators said Wednesday.
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No New Signal From EgyptAir Jet Since Day Of Crash As Search Intensifies
No new radio signal has been received from an EgyptAir jet since the day it crashed in the Mediterranean last week, sources close to the investigation said today.
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France Sending Undersea Search Ship To Find EgyptAir Black Box
A French naval ship specialized in underwater searches will help search for the black box flight recorders of the EgyptAir flight that crashed in the Mediterranean last week, killing all 66 aboard.
