Greece's defence minister says the missing Egyptair flight en route from Paris to Cairo made sharp turns before crashing into the Mediterranean.
The Airbus A320 suddenly turned sharp left and then made a 360 degree move right before plungeing, according to Panos Kammenos.
Egyptian officials say a terror attack is more likely than a technical failure.
66 people were on board when the plane went missing in Egyptian airspace.
Former pilot Alistair Rosenschein says the scenario described by Greece's defence minister could have several explanations.
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Reporter Charlotte Wright is at Charles de Gaulle in Paris - the plane's departure airport.
IN: "Swarms…
OUT: …loved ones."
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Aviation expert Stephen Wright says the episode is puzzling.
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The Airbus A320 suddenly turned sharp left and then made a 360 degree move right before plungeing, according to Panos Kammenos.
Egyptian officials say a terror attack is more likely than a technical failure.
66 people were on board when the plane went missing in Egyptian airspace.
Former pilot Alistair Rosenschein says the scenario described by Greece's defence minister could have several explanations.
IN: "Some sort…
OUT: …different ways."
DUR: 14 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0519plane-pilot1.mp3
ALT:
Reporter Charlotte Wright is at Charles de Gaulle in Paris - the plane's departure airport.
IN: "Swarms…
OUT: …loved ones."
DUR: 22 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0519plane-airport1.mp3
ALT:
Aviation expert Stephen Wright says the episode is puzzling.
IN: "If there…
OUT: …procedure."
DUR: 14 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0519plane-wright1.mp3