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| EgyptAir crash: Senior Greek air safety official says debris found in search for MS804 'does not belong to an aircraft' | EgyptAir crash: Senior Greek air safety official says debris found in search for MS804 'does not belong to an aircraft' |
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| Debris found so far during the search for the missing EgyptAir flight MS804 does not belong to an aircraft, a senior Greek air safety official has said. | Debris found so far during the search for the missing EgyptAir flight MS804 does not belong to an aircraft, a senior Greek air safety official has said. |
| Athanassios Binis, head of Greece's Air Accident Investigation and Aviation Safety Board, told state ERT TV "an assessment of the finds showed that they do not belong to an aircraft." | Athanassios Binis, head of Greece's Air Accident Investigation and Aviation Safety Board, told state ERT TV "an assessment of the finds showed that they do not belong to an aircraft." |
| He said this had been confirmed by Egyptian authorities. | He said this had been confirmed by Egyptian authorities. |
| Earlier, EgyptAir said floating wreckage belonging to flight MS804 had been found near the Greek island of Karpathios. | |
| Greek military officials said a Greek C-130 military transport plane is still searching for debris from the passenger plane, but a frigate initially sent to the area has been recalled. | Greek military officials said a Greek C-130 military transport plane is still searching for debris from the passenger plane, but a frigate initially sent to the area has been recalled. |
| The same officials said all potential debris located so far in the sea has been spotted by Egyptian aircraft. | The same officials said all potential debris located so far in the sea has been spotted by Egyptian aircraft. |
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