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Egypt Air Says 56 Passengers on Board Missing Flight MS804

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Egypt Air said that there were a total of 66 people, including 56 passengers, on board the Airbus A320 (Flight MS804) plane when it went missing while en route... 19.05.2016, Sputnik International

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Egypt Air Says 56 Passengers on Board Missing Flight MS804

04:41 GMT 19.05.2016 (Updated: 04:44 GMT 19.05.2016)

Egypt Air said that there were a total of 66 people, including 56 passengers, on board the Airbus A320 (Flight MS804) plane when it went missing while en route from Paris to Cairo.

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Egypt Air Flight MS804 Went Down Into Mediterranean Sea - Reports

19 May 2016, 04:26 GMT

CAIRO (Sputnik) – There were a total of 66 people, including 56 passengers, on board the Airbus A320 (Flight MS804) plane when it went missing while en route from Paris to Cairo, Egypt Air said via Twitter.

The passengers included one child and two babies, the airline said citing an official source.

Earlier, Egypt Air reported that there were 59 passengers and 10 crew members on board the aircraft that went off radar screens at 00:45 GMT on Thursday.