Egypt's airline MS804 pilots learn to use the fire emergency power supply

Egypt airline pilots, after the fire emergency power tips, trying to extinguish the fire, but aircraft was crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. Investigators said driving cockpit voice recorder recover. A commission of inquiry headed Egypt on Tuesday said that although experts need more time to analyze, collect fire emergency power supply information. Recording recovered from the wreckage, the data show that the emergency power supply for fire protection in the bathroom and some electronic devices. Machine 66 people were killed. To fly from Paris to Cairo, no fire emergency power supply signal. 

Aviation experts Oliver McGee told Al Jazeera. These new evidence about the fire emergency power supply can explain why the pilot did not cause for alarm. "The fire is a very important event," Mackey said. "This is a very difficult flight, navigation can decrease when the dangers of them on the plane. Egypt investigators said is because this is rare fire all of a sudden event. 

EGYPTAIR flight number 804 disappeared from the fire emergency power supply and the radar is in the local time on May 19, the location is in the Greek island of Crete and the coast of Egypt. Fire emergency power supply and radar data display aircraft and cruise in the sunny sky, before a 90 degree turn. Then turn right a finished the entire 360 degree decreased linearly, from 11582 meters to 457.2 meters. It disappears when, at an elevation of about 3048 meters.