Wreckage of Egyptian Aircraft found in the Mediterranean

Destruction of the EgyptAir flight that went

missing over the Mediterranean a month ago has

been discovered, Egyptian agents say.

An announcement said "a few principle areas of the

destruction" had been recognized.

A remote ocean look vessel had additionally sent back the

to begin with pictures of the destruction, the announcement

included.

There were 66 individuals on load up flight MS804

when it smashed on 19 May while flying from

Paris to Cairo.

The Airbus A320 plane vanished from Greek and

Egyptian radar screens, evidently without

having sent a trouble call.

The Egyptian examination board said that

examiners on board the John Lethbridge

seek vessel , which has been shrunk by the

Egyptian government, would now draw up a guide

of the destruction appropriation.

What do we know in this way?

EgyptAir Flight MS804 vanished over the

eastern Mediterranean at an opportune time Thursday 19

May with 66 travelers and team on board

Some surface trash was discovered 290km (180

miles) north of the Egyptian city of

Alexandria

Signals from the plane demonstrated that smoke

was distinguished in the can and in the aeronautics

region beneath the cockpit

Seek territory is one of most profound in the

Mediterranean - more than 3,000 meters

(10,000ft) in some parts

What do we know in this way?

Who were the casualties?

Recently, look groups said signals

from one of the "discovery" flight recorders had

been identified.

Signals transmitted by the recorders are relied upon to

lapse by 24 June, specialists have cautioned.

The reason for the accident remains a riddle.

A dread assault has not been discounted but rather no

radical gathering has guaranteed the bringing down of the

plane.

Experts say human or specialized mistake is additionally a

plausibility. Satellite information uncovered that smoke

identifiers went off in the can and the airplane's

electrics, minutes before the plane's sign was

lost.

As per Greek agents, the plane

turned 90 degrees left and afterward 360 degrees to

the privilege, dropping from 11,300m (37,000ft) to

4,600m (15,000ft) and after that 3,000m (10,000ft)

before it was lost from radar.