Airlines review Sinai route after crash

Egypt says it has not yet found proof that terrorists caused a Russian jet to crash over Sinai in October, killing all those on board.

Investigators widen their search for bodies and debris from the Russian airliner which crashed in Sinai, as Russia mourns the 224 people on board who died.

Egypt's prime minister says a technical fault probably caused a Russian airliner to crash, dismissing claims from IS that it was responsible.

The Russian airline Kogalymavia blames "external activity" for Saturday's deadly Sinai plane crash which killed 224 people.

The bodies of 144 people are flown back to St Petersburg, as an investigation continues into the crash of a Russian airliner in Egypt's Sinai peninsula.

Egyptian tourist resort fears for future after Sinai plane crash

The BBC's Emmanuel Igunza reflects a year on from the deadly Ethiopia Airlines Boeing 737 Max crash.

Credit card showdown: Alaska Airlines Visa Signature vs. Alaska Airlines Business Visa  The Points GuyShould you open a store credit card?  Fox BusinessHow to Stay Organized When You Have Multiple Credit Cards  NerdWalletHow to clean your credit cards  The Points GuyFirst-time credit card user? Here's what should you be aware of  Fox BusinessView Full coverage on Google News

The warning given by the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Ms Fatou Bensouda on the pre-election violence in Burundi should be taken seriously by the leadership in Bujumbura and particularly Pierre Nkurunziza, the President of Burundi.