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BEA: investigation on A-320 accident aircraft by EgypAir in 2016

Review of situation published by the French Authority

The French BEA (Bureau d’Enquêtes et d’Analyses pour la Sécurité de l’Aviation civile) has published the press release regarding the safety investigation on the A-320 accident airplane of EgyptAir occurred two years ago.Following the accident on 19 May 2016 over the Mediterranean Sea involving an Airbus A-320 registered SU-GCC operated by EgyptAir, a safety investigation was immediately opened. In compl...

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AccidentsEgyptAir accident. "The aircraft didn't have to take off"

It emerged during a further investigation by the French Ministry of Justice

According to a report by experts from the French Ministry of Justice, the Airbus A-320/200 -registration SU-GCC- of EgyptAir crashed on May 19, 2016 during the Paris-Cairo flight should not have taken... more

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Paris, France - The airplane was flying at 37.000 feet when vanished with 56 passengers and 10 cabin crew members on board

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