Video Crashing/Burning EgyptAir A320

[goghingwilde]

It's most likely NOT ISIS, as they readily take credit for their deeds, and they haven't taken credit for this.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by icheerthebull

France is still under a state of emergancy. If this was a bomb it was planted by someone who works in the airport.

I read the plane had made stops in Tunisia and Eritrea prior to going to France......... And apparently the Airports there are porous, and the bomb that brought down the Russian plane was only the size of a pop can.

Scary.

[vagabond]

Yeah, looked more like a comet or something, than a plane, to me, anyhow.

[mintycbo]

Then there's this... Little mixer in there...

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/egy...report-n577716

[lesslis2015]

Fear mongering maybe but think this test was successful. : (

[danielsan1971]

Eqypt has released the first image of reclaimed debris. I doubt very much whether any 'gore' images will be released.

[Berserk]

I suspect a "new" way is found to bring those kind of airplanes down, to avoid the focus on explosive devices they could start with firebombs devices.
Really destructive shit in pressurised environments

According automatically transmitted signals there were two fires detected in this aircraft 2 minutes before it came down. So thats rules out instant destruction by a bomb.
Smoke and heat where detected in the toilet just behind the pilots, and after a minute another fire was detected inside the cockpit just behind the Co-pilot.
A fire on that spot can quickly take out the communication equipment thats located there

[BadmouthBetty]

My goodness it is the star of bethlehem. What a coincidence!

[Steve 1]

Originally Posted by goghingwilde

It's most likely NOT ISIS, as they readily take credit for their deeds, and they haven't taken credit for this.

Good point.

[kellyhound]

Two babies were on board, officials said.

A plant manager with Cincinnati-based Proctor & Gamble was one of 66 passengers and crew members aboard EgyptAir Flight 804 when it disappeared Thursday.

Others on board included a Welsh geologist, the sister-in-law of an Egyptian diplomat, a Kuwaiti economist and a French photographer who covered rock concerts.