Debris Suggests Russian Airliner Disintegrated While Aloft, Officials Say
New York Times PARIS — The Airbus A321-200 had just reached a cruising altitude of about 33,000 feet when, around 20 minutes after taking off from the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, it suddenly plummeted by some 6,000 feet. Russian airliner carrying 224 people crashes in EgyptNew York Post all 4,891 news articles |
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