EgyptAir plane crashes near Tunis
Thursday, 07 May, 2002
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An EgyptAir plane has crashed in rain and fog near Tunis, with more than 60 people on board.
The plane, Flight 843, was a Boeing 735 on a short hop from Cairo to Tunis. It crashed as it was coming in to land, about six kilometres from the Tunis-Carthage airport.
Many of those on board are said to have survived.
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