EgyptAir

The article went viral earlier this month when writer Adam Baron tweeted snippets of the story

Move comes following Donald Trump's ban on the entry of citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries

Egyptian investigators earlier said traces of explosives had been found on the remains of victims

It remains unclear whether the blaze was triggered by mechanical malfunction or a criminal act

The Airbus A320 operating Flight MS804 from Paris to Cairo disappeared from radar screens on May 19

The recorder was 'retrieved in several pieces', says statement

Airbus A320 which had been en route from Paris to Cairo disappeared on May 19, with the loss of all 66 people on board

A French naval supply vessel picked up a signal from one of the two recorders on June 1

Sources say, no explosives were found on the plane which was carrying 118 passengers

Locating the black boxes is crucial to understanding why the Airbus A320 plummeted into the Mediterranean

The signal was picked up by a French navy ship that is searching for the wreckage of the Airbus A320

It said in a statement the search for the black boxes was intensifying

Ejectable or "deployable" recorders would separate from the tail during a crash and float, emitting a distress signal

EgyptAir Flight MS804 crashed in the Mediterranean between the Greek island of Crete and Egypt's north coast

The French company will conduct a deepwater search within the 5 kilometre search zone containing the two black boxes

French company Alsemar to join Egypt’s air accidents chief in the hunt for black boxes from the crashed airline

EgyptAir will contract two foreign companies, one French and one Italian, to help search for the black boxes

French maritime surveillance plane has already located floating objects, according to a French Navy spokesman

There has been no confirmed cause of the disaster until now

There was no sign of the bulk of the wreckage, or of a location signal from the "black box" flight recorders

The spokesperson said it was 'far too soon to interpret and understand the cause of Thursday's accident'

French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault says there was "absolutely no indication" of why the plane went down

According to Egypt's aviation minister, a terrorist attack was a more likely cause than technical failure

The French government will meet families of the victims on Saturday in order to provide information

The airliner crashed with 66 people on board and authorities are trying to determine if it was an act of terror

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Experts say the chances of a mechanical malfunction in the case of Thursday's EgyptAir disappearance are slim

Innes sent the photo to his friends in the UK from the plane

Cyprus authorities have described Mostafa as "psychologically unstable"

The hijacker has just been arrested," Cypriot government spokesperson Nicos Christodoulides said on Twitter