Information on how the EgyptAir plane that shook the world in 2016 crashed has now been released.
The Airbus A320 took off from the French capital Paris in May 2016 to Cairo, Egypt. The plane crashed mysteriously near the Great Island in the Mediterranean. A total of 66 people, including 40 from Egypt and 15 from France, two each from Iraq and Canada and one each from Algeria, Belgium, Britain, Chad, Portugal, Saudi Arabia and Sudan were on board the plane who were all reported dead in a plane crash.
Plane crash
Introduced into service in 2003, the aircraft was previously reported to have a service life of 30 to 40 years. The plane crashed mysteriously while flying at an altitude of 37,000 feet on the day of the crash. Following this, the team of experts went to the field to find the black box of the aircraft. Experts recover black box from deep sea in Greece.
This is the reason
It has been reported that the pilot lit a cigarette in the middle of the accident. No militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which was initially believed to be a terrorist attack. However, a subsequent investigation into the discovery of the plane's black box has now revealed that the pilot lit a cigarette, causing the crash.
Reports have now surfaced that the pilot was responsible for the 2016 EgyptAir plane crash that shook the world.
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