Russian Plane with 224 aboard crashes in Egypt's Sinai By Yusri Mohammed and Ahmed Mohamed Hassan ISMAILIA, Egypt/CAIRO (Reuters) - A Russian airliner carrying 224 passengers and crew crashed in Egypt's Sinai peninsula on Saturday, and a security officer at the scene said most passengers appeared to have been killed. Shortly after he went dawn deserted mountainous area in central Sinai down Metrojet under the brand operated by Russian airlines company Kogalymavia Airbus A321 that name, to St. Petersburg in Russia, Sinai and the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh was flying, said the Ministry of Aviation. Official at the Swedish tracking service aviation and aircraft, said it seems, which makes the smooth take off after a short time from approaching cruising altitude in rapid decline ataxia. He said, "I see the tragic scene," an Egyptian security official at the scene told Reuters by telephone. "Tied to their seats, while died, and many of t...
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