Russian Flight Recorders Reveal Little
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MOSCOW - A top Russian official on Thursday said that flight recorders failed to provide reliable information about what brought down two jetliners nearly simultaneously, killing 89 people, but that terrorism remained a leading possibility.    Vladimir Yakovlev, the Russian president's envoy for the southern region, where one of the planes crashed, said despite the lack of information, the main theory about the catastrophe "all the same remains terrorism," the ITAR-Tass news agency said...
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MOSCOW, Aug. 28. - Experts probing the twin air crash in Russia have found traces of explosives on the wreckage of the second plane also, proving that both the airliners went down as a result of terror attacks
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MOSCOW  - Russian officials declared Friday that a terrorist act downed one of the two planes in this week's near simultaneous crashes after the wreckage revealed traces of a high explosive used in past attacks blamed on Chechen separatists.
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President Vladimir Putin's government has played down revelations of terrorist involvement in the crash of two airliners, apparently not wanting to highlight an embarrassing security lapse days before Sunday's presidential elections in rebellious Chechnya.
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An official inquiry into the crash of a Russian passenger plane over Ukraine says pilot error is to blame
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LONDON, Nov. 29 -- British authorities investigating the death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko have discovered low levels of radiation on two British Airways jetliners, prompting the airline to ground the planes and issue warnings to as many as 33,000 passengers who traveled in the past...
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Australian experts Friday received the charred black box recorders from the Garuda jet that crashed at Yogyakarta airport, saying they had only superficial damage and would yield vital clues.
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Russian authorities said Wednesday they had not ruled out terrorism as they investigated what caused two commercial airliners to crash within minutes of each other, killing 89 people.
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Russian officials are checking the identity of two female passengers in their investigiation into almost simultaneous plane crashes earlier this week.
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The pilotless planes use devices designed to pick up traces of nuclear activity that are not accessible by satellites, officials say.
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Traces of the explosive hexogen have been found in the wreckage of one of the two Russian passenger jets that crashed minutes apart on Tuesday, Russian security services have revealed.
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An aircraft thought to be carrying crew but no passengers crashes at a Moscow airport, officials say.
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An event data recorder is the automotive equivalent of the black boxes used to reconstruct plane crashes.
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27 August 2004 -- Russian officials say they believe at least one of two plane crashes that killed 89 people this week was the result of a terrorist attack.
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BUCHALKI, Russia - Russian investigators labored Wednesday to determine whether terrorism caused the near-simultaneous crashes of two jetliners, killing all 89 people aboard and spreading anxieties about a possible bloody escalation of the Chechen conflict.    Officials stressed that no evidence of a terrorist attack had yet been found among charred wreckage and said they were looking at other possibilities like bad fuel, equipment malfunction and human error...
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MOSCOW : Russian authorities said they were still pursuing all leads in their investigation of mysterious twin plane crashes that killed 89 people while the press attributed the tragedies squarely to terrorism.
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MOSCOW Aug. 28, 2004 - Russian airlines will be required to document passengers more thoroughly following this week&#39;s twin plane crashes, a news agency reported Saturday, as the discovery of explosives stoked