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The sightses picked up an explosive ir signature that was visible. and ir signature. infrared would have been apparent had the explosive force due0?vh to an explosive. someñr type of blow up the aircraft. but a crack in a fusleage and explosive decomprehension would not show infrared signature from my knowledge. >> it looks like the fusleage was largely intact minus the tail. >> when you look at the wings on the ground and the fusleage. you look at the twan 800 that shattered the aircraft. if a fuel tank explosion, you would not have had the tail section like that and fuselage

Could have affected those stringer ares and reconstruction. >> the stringers are the structural feature of the there we see the wings that are, they went to the ground largely intact, but the tail section was found three miles from most of the wreckage. they are talking about a tail strike in 2001 when this strike. they can scrape the tail end of the plane and put pressure on the fuselage before the wheels hit. this airline said repairs were made by air bus and everything looked fine.

Photo of her husband and toddler as they boarded the plane. the couple had been in egypt to celebrate their tenth anniversary. she posted the picture with the caption we're going home. the cause of the russian airliner crash in egypt is still under investigation but an incident 14 years ago could hold clues. repairs for made to the tail section of the plane after it struck the runway in a landing in 2001. other plane crashes have shown it is that kind of damage that can cause catastrophic failure. >> the a-321, the newest biggest and most advanced of the a-320 planes. about 200 of them flown b...

Factor, there could be many factors coming together that could create a catastrophic event such as this. jon: the aerial view of the wreckage of this plane is, i mean, to me incredible. you can see the wings, you know, virtually intact. it's as though this thing just fell from the sky virtually in one piece. i mean, the wings are still attached. they didn't snap off. something catastrophic had to have happened at altitude, it seems. >> right, jon. and what has me scratching my head also is they said the tail section of the plane was found three miles from the main wreckage. so, obviously, some...

Something about the external cause. what they're talking about is either a bomb or a missile, something from an external, outside the routine operation. >> just going back to the mechanics of the plane. because the russian authorities say the plane was inspected, cleared for takeoff. but the plane was damaged in 2001. the plane's tail section was damaged when it landed in egypt. the plane had been fixed and flying since then just fine. >> yeah. it had, carol. there's a structural repairman yule. when there is damage to the aircraft, before it's returned to service, it had to meet all of those ...