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Word 'fire' heard on voice recorder of EgyptAir flight that crashed in May
An Egyptian-led investigative committee made the announcement today.
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An Egyptian-led investigative committee made the announcement today.
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.
Leaked flight data has painted a picture of the chaotic final moments of the doomed EgyptAir flight.
Reports today suggest the front of the plane had smoke in it before the crash.
More than 60 people were on board the Paris to Cairo plane.
Both France and Egypt have been targets of Islamic extremists in recent months.
“I figured if his bomb was real I’d nothing to lose anyway”.
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