EgyptAir
"The investigators of the two flight data recorder of the EgyptAir that crashed into the Meditarenean Sea said the second Black Box have be recovered.
The Black Box
"The team searching for the data recorder said the second black box was recovered but was in several pieces and that they have been able to retrieve the memory of the box successfully, according to the team, said it was the most important component to have been able to retrieve the memory.
"Both the information of the speed, altitude and the direction of the plane is in the component.
"It was immediately after a day the cockpit voice recorder was spotted, the search team discovered the black box and recovered it.
"The two vital devices are situated in the tail of the aircraft which will enable the explanation of what really went wrong.
"The two Black Box will be transferred to the Egypt city of Alexandria to be examined by investigators and prosecutors, as analysis of the voice recording is already underway.
"The EgyptAir Airbus A320 was travelling to Cairo from Paris when it crashed on May 19 between the Greek island of Crete and the Egyptian coast.
"All 66 passengers and crew on board the jet were killed in the crash, the cause of which remains a mystery.
"Two specialist vessels - Laplace and John Lethbridge - have been carrying out deep water searches for wreckage of the jet.
"French investigators, who have been working alongside their Egyptian counterparts, had detected signals from one of the black boxes earlier this month.
"All 66 passengers and crew on board the jet were killed in the crash, the cause of which remains a mystery.
"Two specialist vessels - Laplace and John Lethbridge - have been carrying out deep water searches for wreckage of the jet.
"French investigators, who have been working alongside their Egyptian counterparts, had detected signals from one of the black boxes earlier this month.
The map of how the plane crashed
"Some debris from the plane - including life vests, passenger belongings and pieces of wreckage - have already been found.
Wreckage of the plane
"Egyptian authorities believe terrorism is more likely to have caused the crash than equipment failure, although no militant group has so far claimed responsibility."Some aviation experts have said the erratic flight path of the jet before it vanished off radar suggests a bomb blast or a struggle in the cockpit.
Leaked data has indicated a sensor had detected smoke in a toilet and a fault in two of the plane's cockpit windows in the last moments of the flight.
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