Preliminary plae crash report 'in 10 days'

Investigators trying to determine why a Cypriot passenger jet crashed into a Greek mountainside, killing 121 people, today said they had collected almost all the information they needed and hoped to have preliminary results in about 10 days.

Investigators trying to determine why a Cypriot passenger jet crashed into a Greek mountainside, killing 121 people, today said they had collected almost all the information they needed and hoped to have preliminary results in about 10 days.

The mysterious crash has baffled authorities, with chief investigator Akrivos Tsolakis saying he had never encountered such a case in 50-year-long career as an airman and safety officer.

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