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the egyptian prime minister is says it is too early to say whether a technical problem or terror attack caused the crash. let s go to sky news for the latest. chuck nash served 25 years as a naval aviator and is a fox news contributor. he joins us now. good morning. we are following what happened late last night in egypt, that flight going from charles they gaulle airport in france to cairo, very popular core door connecting the two continence and it did not make it. what are the potential realistic causes of this crashes you see it? at this point, i will caution this throughout, it is too early to tell. the data indicates the aircraft was at cruising altitude or had just left cruising altitude and was getting ready for its descent into cairo airport. the things that is raised everybody s hackles is the fact that it was at altitude. normally most aircraft accidents occur either in the takeoff or landing phase. en route, very unusual to have a major aircraft crash occu ....
paris to cairo when it disappeared was headed to cairo. official saying the plane crashed into the sea. here is what we know. the flight had 66 passengers on board including crew, including one child, two infants, none of those passengers american. egypt there is saying the plane sent an emergency signal two hours after it disappeared from radar. greek residents and a merchant ship captain saw a fire in the sky. family the move on board going to charles they gaulle airport, cairo air force for any updates. we went to check global market action and see if there is any reaction on this breaking news. mixed performance, very fractured, but across the board this morning, take a look, travel related companies getting hit hard. the s&p is down 1% and the cac quarante 1%, the dec s index in germany another 1/2%. futures in the us look like this. we expect the lower opening and broader averages this morning, we are looking at any connection in terms of market reaction. dow jone ....
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