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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 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 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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France Voices Impatience Over Egypt Air Crash Probe
France's top diplomat has told his Egyptian counterpart that the French families who lost loved ones in the May 19 EgyptAir crash are impatient for answers, the Foreign Ministry said today.
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Word 'Fire' Heard On Voice Recorder Of Doomed EgyptAir
The word "fire" is heard on the cockpit voice recorder of EgyptAir 804 before the plane crashed into the Mediterranean in May, an Egyptian-led investigative committee said on Saturday.
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Egyptian Crash Investigator Says French Vessel Joining Black Box Search
Egypt's air accidents chief said today that a vessel provided by French company ALSEAMAR, which specialises in marine wreckage searches, will join within hours the hunt for the black boxes from crashed EgyptAir flight MS804.
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Terrorism Suspected In Crash Of Egyptian Jet, 66 Feared Dead
An EgyptAir jetliner en route from Paris to Cairo with 66 people aboard veered wildly in flight and crashed in the Mediterranean Sea early Thursday, authorities said. Egyptian and Russian officials said it may have been brought down by terrorists.
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Egypt Detains 2 Airport Staff Over Russian Air Crash: Security Sources
Two employees of Egypt's Sharm al-Sheikh airport have been detained for questioning over the crash of a Russian airliner that killed all 224 people aboard, two security officials and an airport employee said on Tuesday.
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Russian Air Links With Egypt to be Cut for Several Months: Kremlin
Air links between Russia and Egypt will be cut for at least several months after last month's air crash in which 224 died, the Kremlin's chief of staff said Tuesday.
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Egypt Says No Theory Yet in Russian Plane Crash Probe
Egypt pushed back on Saturday against international suspicions a bomb downed a Russian plane in the Sinai, as intensifying restrictions on air travel threatened to cripple its vital tourism industry.
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Russia Suspends Egypt Flights, US Boosts Security as Intelligence Points to Bomb
Moscow suspended passenger flights to Egypt and the United States imposed new air travel security requirements in the wake of the crash of a Russian jet in Egypt, as Western officials pointed on Friday to the conclusion it was brought down by a bomb.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Halt to Egypt Flights: Kremlin
President Vladimir Putin today suspended Russian air traffic with Egypt and ordered assistance in bringing Russian nationals home as investigators probe why one of its passenger jets crashed in the Sinai.
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Crash Forensics to Determine Whether Bomb Downed Russian Jet
With world powers divided over the cause of a Russian jetliner crash, much rests on forensic teams as they scour a sandy trail of wreckage almost a week after 224 people died in Egypt's worst air disaster.
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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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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 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 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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France Voices Impatience Over Egypt Air Crash Probe
France's top diplomat has told his Egyptian counterpart that the French families who lost loved ones in the May 19 EgyptAir crash are impatient for answers, the Foreign Ministry said today.
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Word 'Fire' Heard On Voice Recorder Of Doomed EgyptAir
The word "fire" is heard on the cockpit voice recorder of EgyptAir 804 before the plane crashed into the Mediterranean in May, an Egyptian-led investigative committee said on Saturday.
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Egyptian Crash Investigator Says French Vessel Joining Black Box Search
Egypt's air accidents chief said today that a vessel provided by French company ALSEAMAR, which specialises in marine wreckage searches, will join within hours the hunt for the black boxes from crashed EgyptAir flight MS804.
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Terrorism Suspected In Crash Of Egyptian Jet, 66 Feared Dead
An EgyptAir jetliner en route from Paris to Cairo with 66 people aboard veered wildly in flight and crashed in the Mediterranean Sea early Thursday, authorities said. Egyptian and Russian officials said it may have been brought down by terrorists.
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Egypt Detains 2 Airport Staff Over Russian Air Crash: Security Sources
Two employees of Egypt's Sharm al-Sheikh airport have been detained for questioning over the crash of a Russian airliner that killed all 224 people aboard, two security officials and an airport employee said on Tuesday.
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Russian Air Links With Egypt to be Cut for Several Months: Kremlin
Air links between Russia and Egypt will be cut for at least several months after last month's air crash in which 224 died, the Kremlin's chief of staff said Tuesday.
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Egypt Says No Theory Yet in Russian Plane Crash Probe
Egypt pushed back on Saturday against international suspicions a bomb downed a Russian plane in the Sinai, as intensifying restrictions on air travel threatened to cripple its vital tourism industry.
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Russia Suspends Egypt Flights, US Boosts Security as Intelligence Points to Bomb
Moscow suspended passenger flights to Egypt and the United States imposed new air travel security requirements in the wake of the crash of a Russian jet in Egypt, as Western officials pointed on Friday to the conclusion it was brought down by a bomb.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Halt to Egypt Flights: Kremlin
President Vladimir Putin today suspended Russian air traffic with Egypt and ordered assistance in bringing Russian nationals home as investigators probe why one of its passenger jets crashed in the Sinai.
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Crash Forensics to Determine Whether Bomb Downed Russian Jet
With world powers divided over the cause of a Russian jetliner crash, much rests on forensic teams as they scour a sandy trail of wreckage almost a week after 224 people died in Egypt's worst air disaster.
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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.
