metrojet crash

The Russian plane crashed over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula Oct. 31 and killed all 224 people on board.
A homemade explosive device blew up on the plane, Alexander Bortnikov said.
Officials told the AP about broken scanners and bribes for looking the other way.
A leading U.S. air security official warns of changes as the investigation inches closer to the possibility of an onboard bomb.
Britain announced earlier that "well over 20 flights" were scheduled to take its citizens home, but Egypt only allowed eight to operate.
Metrojet Flight 9268 went down over the Sinai Peninsula on Oct. 31, killing all 224 people on board.
"We cannot be certain that the Russian airliner was brought down by a terrorist bomb, but it looks increasingly likely that that was the case," Cameron said.