. >> it was supposed to be a routine egyptptair flight fromom alexandria to cairo ununtil it s hijackedy passenger on board who claim to be wearing a suicide belt and diverted to cyprus. after a six-hour standoff at the airport on march 29, the hijackers surrendered and all the hostages were released. afterwards, the authorities said the man, and egyptian national, acted because he wanted to see his ex-wife and children who lived in cyprus. his suicide belt turned out to be a fake, and officials said the man appeared to be mentally unstable. the hijacking followed on the heels of last october's deadly crash of a russian passenger plane in the sinai peninsula. it is widely believed that metro was down by a terrorist attack. the islamic state group claimed responsibility, saying it had planted a bomb on board, killing all 224 people on the plane. the two incidents have focused the spotlight on egypt's airport security with questions being asked about how any potential explosive could have been smuggled onboard and if there were any security lapspses. but t egypt air's worst disaster fligh

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