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Ice On Speed Sensors May Have Caused Moscow Plane Crash
Russian experts probing the weekend plane crash outside Moscow which killed 71 people said the accident may have been caused by ice on speed probes which led to faulty information on the craft's airspeed.
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11,000 Russian Travellers Fly Home From Egypt: Official
Some 11,000 Russian tourists have returned home from Egypt in the past 24 hours after Moscow suspended flights to the country over the Sinai plane crash, an official said today.
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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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Russian air crash probe: Engines running till the end
All three engines on a Russian jet that slammed into a riverbank were operating up until the moment of the crash and the plane's stabilizer and flaps were in a proper position for takeoff, Russian experts said on Friday. Still, the Moscow-based Interstate Aviation Committee, which is conducting the crash probe, had no conclusions yet about the caus...
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Ice On Speed Sensors May Have Caused Moscow Plane Crash
Russian experts probing the weekend plane crash outside Moscow which killed 71 people said the accident may have been caused by ice on speed probes which led to faulty information on the craft's airspeed.
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11,000 Russian Travellers Fly Home From Egypt: Official
Some 11,000 Russian tourists have returned home from Egypt in the past 24 hours after Moscow suspended flights to the country over the Sinai plane crash, an official said today.
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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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Russian air crash probe: Engines running till the end
All three engines on a Russian jet that slammed into a riverbank were operating up until the moment of the crash and the plane's stabilizer and flaps were in a proper position for takeoff, Russian experts said on Friday. Still, the Moscow-based Interstate Aviation Committee, which is conducting the crash probe, had no conclusions yet about the caus...
