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EgyptAir Flight MS804 Missing

EDITOR'S NOTE

An EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo disappeared from radar early Thursday, the company confirmed. The EgyptAir flight MS804, which was flying at an altitude of 37,000 feet (11,280 meters), was 10 miles (16 km) inside Egyptian airspace when losing contact with radar at 2:45 a.m. Cairo time (0045 GMT), said an official source in the company.

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Official: Too early to say whether EgyptAir 804 was downed by blast

Official: Too early to say whether EgyptAir 804 was downed by blast

Crew search Mediterranean Sea for EgyptAir black boxes

The crucial black boxes from EgyptAir Flight 804 have yet to be recovered after the plane disappeared over the Mediterranean Sea last week with 66 people aboard. The United States, France, Egypt and other countries are contributing to search teams combing the area.

Submarine launched to serach for crashed EgyptAir MS804

Egypt has deployed a submarine to the Mediterranean Sea to search for the so-called black boxes from EgyptAir Flight 804, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said Sunday.

Plane crash increases concerns over tourism in Egypt

The Egyptair plane crash could also deal a blow to the country's already struggling tourism industry.

French investigators confirm smoke before EgyptAir crashed

To start with the latest on the crash of EgyptAir Flight MS804. French investigators have confirmed media reports that smoke had been detected on board before the jet crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday. But they have no further details on the cause of the smoke.

Debris found in waters between Egypt and Greece

The international search for the wreckage of the doomed EgyptAir Flight 804 is underway in a wide area between the Greek island of Crete and the Egyptian coast in the Mediterranean.

Plane crash increases concerns over tourism in Egypt

The Egyptair plane crash could also deal a blow to the country's already struggling tourism industry.

French investigators confirm smoke before EgyptAir crashed

To start with the latest on the crash of EgyptAir Flight MS804. French investigators have confirmed media reports that smoke had been detected on board before the jet crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday. But they have no further details on the cause of the smoke.

French officials investigate airport security

So far no evidence has been found of a security breach at Paris's Charles de Gaulle Airport. But that hasn't stopped French authorities launching an investigation.

President Sisi expresses his condolences

Egyptian search crews have reportedly spotted a passenger's body part, two seats and some luggage floating in the Mediterranean Sea just south of where EgyptAir Flight 804 disappeared Thursday morning.

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Spotlight: Smoke detected on EgyptAir flight just before crash, search continues

After France said Saturday that crashed EgyptAir MS804 had transmitted automatic messages indicating smoke in the cabin, Egypt said later that this cannot not reveal the cause of the crash, as search for the plane wreckage and investigations continued.

Egypt army finds wreckage of crashed Egyptair plane at sea

The Egyptian armed forces said in statement on Friday it has found parts of debris from the missing EgyptAir plane 290 kilometers north of the coastal city of Alexandria.

EgyptAir confirms passenger jet off radar en route to Cairo from Paris

An EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo disappeared from radar early Thursday, the company confirmed. The plane, an Airbus 320, was carrying 59 passengers and 10 crew numbers, the Egyptian airline said on its Twitter account.

Crossover: Latest on search operation after EgyptAir flight crash

For the latest developments, we've got our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky standing by in Cairo.

Interview: Expert on equipment in search & recovery operation

For more details of the ongoing search and recovery operation, earlier we spoke to Captain Tim Taylor.

Studio interview: Greek authority says plane swerved and plunged

There has been little evidence and information surrounding the missing EgyptAir jet. But the Greek Defense minister said the missing plane swerved before plunging. This remains as one of the key pieces of info we have at this point.

Crossover: Plane carrying 56 passengers, 10 crew

For the latest on the missing EgyptAir flight, we speak to our correspondent Adel El-Mahrouky in Cairo and Kate Parkinson in Paris.