EgyptAir Probe – U.S. Holds to Theory That Co-Pilot Crashed the Plane

24 Mar 2000

A U.S. government inquiry into the crash of EgyptAir Flight 990 into the Atlantic has entered a new and possibly final phase in which the main question must be confronted: Did a reserve co-pilot, Gameel Batouti, deliberately put the plane into a dive on Oct. 31? Full Story

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