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The Fall of EgyptAir 990 - The New York Review of Books |
 | | EgyptAir 990's dive into the sea took place in three phases: a plunge from 33,000 feet down to 16,000 feet, a sudden rise back up to 24,000 feet, then a final plunge to the bottom of the sea. |
 | | EgyptAir 990 was, first of all, a foreign carrier from a country that is not always regarded as a close United States ally. |
 | | In fact, the single plane other than EgyptAir 990 with which the Atlantic controller is in contact during the period before the crash is a Navy plane with the call sign "Arise 57," which was flying in a corridor between warning zones. |
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