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Mediterranean Sea / Plane Crash #1105209

NBC Evening News for Sunday, May 22, 2016
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(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.

(Cairo: Bill Neely) The search for answers in the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804 into the Mediterranean Sea featured; scenes shown of debris & the search area; pilot's transmission played. [Egyptian aviation minister Sherif FATHY†- comments on plane parts.] [Former Egyptian intelligence official Gen. Assad HAMDY†- says it is seventy percent terrorism.]

(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.

(On board Navy plane: Lucy Cavanaugh) The view of the search area from a UN Navy surveillance plane featured; scenes shown from inside the high-tech plane over the Mediterranean.

Reporter(s):
Snow, Kate;
Neely, Bill;
Cavanaugh, Lucy
Duration:
00:03:40

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