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Second black box recovered from EgyptAir crash site
It could prove vital in establishing the cause of the crash last month.
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It could prove vital in establishing the cause of the crash last month.
Search teams are still looking for the black box as the cause of the crash is still unknown.
The pieces of fuselage were found at “several sites”, the Egyptian board of inquiry, said in a statement.
Sources close to the investigation have denied that evidence of explosives has been found among the crash debris.
The country’s aviation minister has said a “terrorist attack” was a more likely cause than technical failure.
It has also emerged the plane’s captain may have used an axe in an attempt to re-enter the cockpit.
“You can hear he is trying to smash the door down.”
The plane, carrying 144 passengers, plunged for eight minutes before hitting the side of a mountain – with no survivors.