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Ethiopian Airliner's flight recorders sent to France
Relatives Protest over how Cabinet handled incident
By Patrick Galey
Daily Star staff
Tuesday, February 09, 2010

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The flight recorders from the Ethiopian Airlines plane which crashed off the coast of Beirut were transported Monday to France, where investigators hope to unlock the secret of what caused the disaster. A team of specialists left Rafik Hariri International Airport at dawn with the black boxes on Prime Minister Saad Hariri's private plane, the National News Agency reported

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