This computer generated image shows the unresponsive aircraft being shadowed by Greek fighter jets. A two-year trial concluded yesterday in Cyprus with the court in  clearing former senior staff of of manslaughter. They, alongside the defunct airline, had been accused of responsibility for killing 119 in a crash near  . The Cypriot jet left  on August 14, 2005. It was headed for  in the Czech Republic. Contact was quickly lost with the aircraft, which flew itself as far as the Greek capital on autopilot.
This computer generated image shows the unresponsive aircraft being shadowed by Greek fighter jets. A two-year trial concluded yesterday in Cyprus with the court in Nicosia clearing former senior staff of of manslaughter. They, alongside the defunct airline, had been accused of responsibility for killing 119 in a crash near Athens . The Cypriot jet left Larnaca on August 14, 2005. It was headed for Prague in the Czech Republic. Contact was quickly lost with the aircraft, which flew itself as far as the Greek capital on autopilot.
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