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The chartered Boeing 737 plunged into the Red Sea on January 3, 2004, just minutes after take-off from the coastal resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, with all on board perishing, including 134 French citizens.

The launch of airline badly named airline  Credit: Getty It takes guts to launch a new airline in the midst of a global pandemic, so the debut of EGO Airways, an Italian start-up that will fly domestic routes from March 28, deserves applause. The name suggests no lack of confidence, although as often happens the creators of brands rarely think things through. When its customers arrive late for a meeting, “Sorry, my EGO was delayed,” will surely take some explaining. Fortunately, some carri...

Outbreaks like this, nobody knows whats happening, and thats when people become careless, when health care workers start to get infected and how something like this starts to spread. heres a very important number. 42. 42 days, thats two incubation periods. if you get to 42 days with no new cases, thats when people will say okay this outbreak is over. they got to scour the entire country, the surrounding areas, and make sure there are no new cases, and then its time to pack it up. still ahead, im...

Roughly 900 miles off the western as trailian coast. and a submarine has shown up to help the nuclear powered hms "tireless" just turned 30 years old and has its work cut out. tomorrow the australian ship carrying a u.s. pinger detector and submersible search pod should finally be in place after the long three-day sail over treacherous seas. but then there is a whole host of other problems that will hamstring it, as well. you kind of have to have wreckage before you employ those incredible tools...