Greece Says Debris Found Isn't From Missing EgyptAir Jet

The transcript discusses the investigation into a missing aircraft, highlighting conflicting reports about debris found near the Greek island of Karpathos. French, Egyptian, and Greek authorities are collaborating to locate the wreckage and black boxes. The possibility of terrorism is considered due to the lack of distress signals from the aircraft, with the Egyptian Civil Aviation Minister suggesting a terror attack is more likely than a technical issue.

What was the contradiction between the Greek Committee of Aviation Security and Egypt Air?

• The number of passengers on board

• The ownership of the debris

• The location of the wreckage

• The weather conditions during the flight

Which authorities are collaborating to identify the wreckage?

• French, Italian, and Spanish

• French, Egyptian, and Greek

• American, British, and Greek

• Egyptian, Turkish, and Greek

What is the main reason authorities are not ruling out terrorism?

• The aircraft was flying over a conflict zone

• There was no distress message received

• The weather was unusually bad

• The aircraft was carrying valuable cargo

What did the Egyptian Civil Aviation Minister suggest about the cause of the incident?

• Weather conditions were the primary factor

• A technical issue is more likely

• A terror attack is more likely

• Pilot error is the main cause

What could have caused the aircraft to come apart mid-air according to the investigation?

• A fuel tank explosion

• A small bomb causing decompression

• A large bird strike

• A lightning strike