(MENAFN- Saudi Press Agency) CAIRO Safar 1 1437 Nov 13 2015 SPA -- The final seven seconds of the cockpit voice recording from the Russian plane that crashed on Oct. 31 in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula will be sent to a country that has the capabilities to analyze it AP quoted Egypt's civil aviation minister as saying.
Hossam Kamal tells state-run newspaper Al-Ahram in an interview published Friday that a copy of the recording needs to be analyzed with technology "unavailable in most countries." The investigation team has said the recordings include a last-second noise.
Kamal says the original tape will not be transported out of Egypt which is leading the investigation alongside representatives from Russia France Germany and Ireland. He didn't identify the country.
All 224 people on the plane most of them Russian tourists were killed.
--SPA
14:55 LOCAL TIME 11:55 GMT
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