Experts believe the jet may have suffered an electrical fire.

EgyptAir plane crashed last month killing all 66 people on board.

The cockpit voice recorder from the crashed EgyptAir Flight 804 has been found in the Mediterranean Sea, investigators announced today.

The Egypt Aviation Ministry confirms the lost Egypt Air wreckage has been found

Airbus 320 jets carry over 2.5 million passengers a day.

The U.S., Egypt and France are all involved in the search.

The US Navy said it positively identified 100 pieces of debris in the search.

What happened to the jet is still a mystery.

"Our priority is to locate the wreckage and the black boxes," says an official.

Egyptian Armed Forces posted the photos on its Facebook page.

The military is scouring a wide area south of the Greek island of Crete.

Officials are looking at other sources to see if there is a better view.

There were 56 passengers on board the plane when it left Paris.

Details about how the flight vanished are limited at this time.

EgyptAir flight disappeared from radar with 66 aboard.

One of its planes has disappeared over the Mediterranean Ocean.