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Investigation Into Flydubai Russian Crash Points To Pilot Error
A Flydubai passenger plane crashed in Russia last month after being flown in a contradictory manner minutes before it smashed into the ground, a statement from investigators said on Friday, suggesting pilot error was to blame.
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Russia Mourns Plane Crash Victims As Investigation Begins
Relatives gathered to mourn the 62 victims of a passenger jet crash in southern Russia today and officials warned an investigation could take weeks to determine the cause of the downing.
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Flight Recorders Badly Damaged In Russia Plane Crash: Regulator
The flight recorders from a passenger jet which crashed in southern Russia killing all 62 people on board are badly damaged and could take up to a month to decode, Russia's airline regulator said today.
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UAE Carriers Re-Route Flights Over Egypt's Sinai After Russian Crash
United Arab Emirates airlines Emirates, Air Arabia and flydubai said today they were re-routing flights to avoid flying over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, where a Russian aircraft carrying 224 passengers crashed on Saturday.
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Investigation Into Flydubai Russian Crash Points To Pilot Error
A Flydubai passenger plane crashed in Russia last month after being flown in a contradictory manner minutes before it smashed into the ground, a statement from investigators said on Friday, suggesting pilot error was to blame.
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Russia Mourns Plane Crash Victims As Investigation Begins
Relatives gathered to mourn the 62 victims of a passenger jet crash in southern Russia today and officials warned an investigation could take weeks to determine the cause of the downing.
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Flight Recorders Badly Damaged In Russia Plane Crash: Regulator
The flight recorders from a passenger jet which crashed in southern Russia killing all 62 people on board are badly damaged and could take up to a month to decode, Russia's airline regulator said today.
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UAE Carriers Re-Route Flights Over Egypt's Sinai After Russian Crash
United Arab Emirates airlines Emirates, Air Arabia and flydubai said today they were re-routing flights to avoid flying over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, where a Russian aircraft carrying 224 passengers crashed on Saturday.
