藤儿点评：各种各样不同的笼子，伴随着人类而诞生，诸如鸡笼、鸟笼、狗笼、虎笼、熊笼...... 发展至关人的牢笼。无论高贵与卑微，被关进笼子的不外乎同一命运：被剥夺自由，乃至生命。 KGL9268——飞笼，人类智慧的结晶。人类称之为“飞机”。其实它就是一个会飞的铁笼子。钻进去的人很少想想自己在飞笼之中的命运。一旦飞笼腾空而起，能不能再钻出来，那就听天由命了。 传说下面这些钻进飞笼KGL9268的人全部在埃及空域遇难。不管怎样，可能有一点毫无疑问，就是他们将自己置身于飞笼之中那一刻起，就已经身不由己了...... 但愿飞笼KGL9268的坠毁，不是为了成为在乌克兰空域遇难飞笼MH17坠毁一周年的祭品。 _____________________________________________ 来源：CBCNEWS 2015-10-31 Russian plane KGL9268 crash kills 224, officials search for causeEgyptian officials say communications had been normal before plane went down in Sinai PeninsulaThe Associated Press Posted: Oct 31, 2015 5:12 AM ET Last Updated: Oct 31, 2015 5:55 PM ET A Russian passenger airliner crashed Saturday in a remote mountainous part Egypt's Sinai Peninsula 23 minutes after taking off from a popular Red Sea resort, killing all 224 people on board, including 25 children. The cause of the crash was not known, but two major European airlines announced they would stop flying over the area for safety reasons after a local affiliate of the extremist Islamic State in Iraq and Syria group claimed it "brought down" the aircraft. Russia's transport minister dismissed that claim as not credible. Almost everyone on board the Airbus-A321-200 operated by the Moscow-based Metrojet airline was Russian; Ukraine said four of its citizens were passengers. Russian officials did not give a specific breakdown of the 217 passengers' ages and genders, but said 25 were children. There were seven crew members. 
Relatives of those who were on board the airliner gathered at Russian airline Kogalymavia's information desk at Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg. (Dmitry Lovetsky/Associated Press) A civil aviation ministry statement said the plane's wreckage was found in the Hassana area some 70 kilometres south of the city of el-Arish, in the general area of northern Sinai where Egyptian security forces have for years battled local Islamic militants who in recent months claimed allegiance to ISIS.
The ministry said the plane took off from the resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh shortly before 6 a.m. local time for St. Petersburg in Russia and disappeared from radar screens 23 minutes after takeoff. Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail toured the crash site and later told a Cairo news conference that 129 bodies had been recovered. Photos from the site released by his office showed the badly damaged sky blue tail of the aircraft, with the Metrojet logo still visible. In the background, heaps of smouldering debris dotted the barren terrain. "I now see a tragic scene," an Egyptian security officer at the site told Reuters by telephone. "A lot of dead on the ground and many who died whilst strapped to their seats.
"The plane split into two, a small part on the tail end that burned and a larger part that crashed into a rockface. We have extracted at least 100 bodies and the rest are still inside," the officer, who requested anonymity, said.
Co-pilot complained about plane, wife saysOne photo showed a member of the search team holding the flight recorder, or black box, which Ismail said would be scrutinized as investigators try to determine what caused the crash. Russian investigators were expected to arrive in Egypt on Sunday. Natalya Trukhacheva, identified as the wife of co-pilot Sergei Trukachev, said in an interview with Russian state-controlled NTV that her husband had complained about the plane's condition. She said a daughter "called him up before he flew out. He complained before the flight that the technical condition of the aircraft left much to be desired." One Egyptian official, Ayman al-Muqadem of the government's Aviation Incidents Committee, said that before the plane lost contact with air traffic controllers, the pilot had radioed and said the aircraft was experiencing technical problems and that he intended to try and land at the nearest airport. It was impossible to independently confirm whether technical problems were to blame, and no other Egyptian official repeated the claim on Saturday. In a statement on its website, Metrojet said the A321-200 aircraft was in good shape and that the pilot was experienced. It identified the captain as Valery Nemov and said he had 12,000 hours of flying experience, including 3,860 in A321s.
Russian Transport Minister Maxim Sokolov said officials from Moscow and Cairo were in touch over the incident. The Egyptian officials, he said, had not confirmed the claim by ISIS militants who said they "brought down a Russian plane over Sinai state with more than 220 Russian crusaders on board." The militant group did not provide any evidence to back up its claim. Missile damage would be distinctive"Based on our contacts with the Egyptian side, the information that the airplane was shot down must not be considered reliable," Sokolov said, according to a report by the Interfax news agency. "We know what it looks like if a plane has been shot down. It won't be shot down at 20,000 or 30,000 feet [about 6,100 to 9,100 metres] by a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile. But we know as we found in Ukraine with [Flight] MH17 that there are people who have vehicle-carried missiles that could achieve that altitude," former military pilot Jock Williams told CBC News. "And if we know that ISIS or ISIL is working out there, they could have imported something," Williams said. "It's not a good likelihood, but a possibility. But we will know very quickly because the wreckage will contain evidence of the impact of a surface-to-air missile. They're very distinctive." An English-language statement issued by the office of Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi spoke of Russian leader Vladimir Putin commending the efforts made by authorities in Egypt "to uncover the circumstances surrounding the incident." In January 2014, Sinai-based militants claimed to have shot down a military helicopter; Egyptian officials at the time acknowledged the helicopter had crashed, but gave no reason. But two major European airlines — Germany's Lufthansa and Air France — were not taking any chances. Both announced Saturday they would immediately stop flying over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula for safety reasons until the cause of the crash was determined. Their aircraft would take alternative routes to reach destinations in the region. Spokeswomen for the airlines spoke anonymously in line with their respective companies' regulations. Egypt's foreign minister, Sameh Shukri, warned "foreign" countries that he did not identify against taking measures that reflect speculations on the cause of the crash. "That will impact the Egyptian economy and lead to damages. These nations must consider this as well as their relations with Egypt," he said. 'Like having your hand cut off'Friends and relatives of the crash victims were gathering Saturday at a hotel near St. Petersburg's Pulkovo airport. Psychologists were meeting with them in a large conference room off the lobby and police kept journalists away. Some left the room occasionally, looking drawn with tear-stained faces. Yulia Zaitseva was one of them. She said her friends, newlyweds Elena Rodina and Alexander Krotov, were on the flight. Both were 33. Zaitseva said Rodina, her friend for 20 years, "really wanted to go to Egypt, though I told her, `Why the hell do you want to go to Egypt?"' "She was a very good friend who was ready to give everything to other people. To lose such a friend is like having your hand cut off," Zaitseva said, adding that Rodina's parents feel "like their lives are over." 
A woman reacts at Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg, following the crash of the plane operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia. (Peter Kovalev/Reuters) Russian airlines became infamous for poor safety in the early years following the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, which caused severe financial troubles and regulatory disorder. Although accidents have diminished in recent years, crashes persist, many of them blamed on human error. According to Russian news agencies, the flight was chartered by the St. Petersburg-based Brisco tour company. The plane was made in 1997 and has since 2012 been operated by Metrojet. With files CBC News and Reuters © The Associated Press, 2015
 -------------------------------- 来源：VOA 2015-10-31 俄客机西奈坠毁 可能无人生还 
开罗警察指挥运送空难遇难者遗体的汽车行驶（2015年10月31日） 埃及总理伊斯梅尔证实，载有224人的一架俄罗斯客机，星期六清晨从埃及度假地沙姆沙伊赫起飞回国后不到半小时坠毁。 最初报道说，机上人恐全部遇难。 前往圣彼得堡的空客A-321飞机上的217名游客中有17名儿童以及7名机组人员。抵达现场的埃及救援人员说，他们已开始从残骸中搬运尸体。 俄罗斯总统普京宣布星期天为全国哀悼日，悼念坠机事件遇难者。 埃及当局说，坠毁现场位于山区，那里距地中海沿岸的西奈最大城市阿里沙以南约35公里。 这架Metrojet包机航班的经营者是俄罗斯小航空公司“科加雷姆”，亦称“科拉维亚”。 坠机原因目前不得而知，不过有关当局表示，飞机不是被击落。该机到达9100米巡航高度后，与空管失去联系，并在雷达上消失。 有报道说，驾驶员通过无线电报告了故障，并且请求就近降落。这架飞机在当地时间早上五点五十一分起飞，23分钟后失联。 埃及当局说，已向现场派出80台救护车，至少六个城镇的医院处于待命状态，不过目前尚无幸存者的报道。 埃及总理伊斯梅尔得知坠毁事件时正在伊斯梅利亚城，不过他中断访问行程，同政府和安全官员召开紧急会议。 
一对夫妇在圣彼得堡机场相拥（2015年10月31日） ------------------------------------------- 来源：高晟博客 2015-10-31 埃及暴乱: 埃及总理抵达 坠机现场惨不忍睹 一架搭载200多名乘客和机组人员的俄罗斯客机10月31日在埃及西奈半岛哈桑纳地区坠毁。埃及总理伊斯梅尔（Sherif Ismail）当天赶至客机坠毁现场视察情况。照片显示，客机损毁严重，几乎化为碎片。埃及官员与俄罗斯驻埃及使馆方面消息确认，机上224人全部遇难，无人生还。（图为伊斯梅尔（右一）在客机坠毁现场。）
坠毁现场飞机残骸的一部分，机身上其运营公司科加雷姆航空公司的标志仍可分辨。
一名身处坠机现场的埃及安全部门官员经由电话告诉路透社记者，“我现在看到这一悲惨的现场。许多遗体散落在地面上，一些人被安全带绑在座椅上，不过已经去世。”这名不愿公开姓名的官员说：“坠毁飞机断裂成两段，机尾的那部分较小，有燃烧过的痕迹。较大的那部分撞上了山岩。我们已经找到至少100具遗体，其余人员的遗体仍在飞机内。”（图中左二为埃及总理伊斯梅尔。）
埃及总理伊斯梅尔带领多位内阁部长搭乘私人飞机赶赴现场，图中第二排右二为伊斯梅尔，第二排左二为埃及国防部长索布西（Sedki Sobhi）。伊斯梅尔已宣布取消自己所有的既定访问行程，他将与救灾部门负责人举行会谈，以疏散空难死者。
埃及应对客机坠毁事件的特别委员会负责人通过埃及《金字塔报》透露，目前初步判断客机系因技术故障而坠毁，似乎是尝试在西奈半岛北部的一个机场降落时发生坠毁的。
 ------------------------------------------------- 来源：中国网 2015-11-02 俄客机遇难恋人遗照 故事令人唏嘘 
阿列克谢和塔吉扬娃·戈罗莫娃，来自圣彼得堡，其爱女小戈罗莫娃才10个月，是此次空难中遇难最小乘客。（网页截图）
“甚至死亡也不能将我们分开”，这句婚礼上常用的爱情誓词，对于搭乘俄罗斯科加雷姆航空公司K9268航班的数十对恋人而言，却是一语成谶。据悉，在11月31日的空难事故中，共有数十对夫妻及恋人不幸罹难。俄《共青团真理报》11月1日刊发了一组遇难恋人的遗照，其背后故事更是让人喟叹灾难之残酷、生命之无常。（宁远）
奥莉嘉和尤里·舍因娜，圣彼得堡人。夫妇俩相识于2005年10月27日，六年后的同一天结婚。两人决定去埃及度假，以庆祝共同生活十周年。随行还带了三个孩子。奥莉嘉在其个人主页上发布的最后一张照片是尤里怀抱着三岁的纳斯坚卡站在舷梯上，准备登机。而奥莉嘉的最后留言是： “圣彼得堡你好（航班目的地为圣彼得堡），再见了埃及，我们要飞回家喽！”（网页截图）
亚历山大·科贝洛夫和叶莲娜·梅利尼科娃，普斯科夫人。两人未正式登记结婚。亚历山大和叶莲娜因工作关系于两年前相识相爱，前者是普斯科夫市副市长，后者是市杜马人事处处长。叶莲娜的同事、市杜马议员萨穆伊洛夫回忆说：“亚历山大几年前不幸丧偶，他沉浸在悲痛当中不能自拔。后来有幸结识了叶莲娜，我们都为此感到非常高兴。在旁人看来，他们是世界上最幸福的一对，因为他们的眼睛里总是闪烁着幸福的光芒。”（网页截图）
列奥尼德·姆纳察卡诺夫和安娜·帕哈莉，伏尔加格勒人。两人今年6月才完婚。都酷爱旅行，从泰国回来后又踏上前往埃及的旅程。列奥尼德前一段婚姻留有两个儿子，1个10岁1个6岁。列奥尼德妹妹说，两人在最后关头才改变主意，不带两个孩子。（网页截图）
阿克列谢和奥克萨娜·谢马科娃，别洛莫尔斯克市人。两人因工作原因聚少离多，阿克列谢在卡累利阿共和国紧急情况部从事消防监察工作，谢马科娃在警局从事侦察工作。两人好不容易在埃及沙姆沙伊赫温暖海滨共同度过为期8天的美好时光，一起庆祝奥克萨娜40岁的生日。（网页截图）
弗拉基米尔和维克多莉娅·戈连科娃，圣彼得堡人。弗拉基米尔在社交网站上传的最后一张照片是女儿4岁的生日。这次夫妇俩携女儿季安娜一起去埃及休假。（网页截图）
叶莲娜·罗季娜和亚历山大·克罗托夫，圣彼得堡人。两人结婚整整一年，此行便是庆祝结婚周年。对于周游过不少国家的这对年轻夫妻，埃及成了其旅行地图的最后一站。（网页截图）
伊琳娜·扎夫戈罗德尼娅和亚历山大·谢苗诺夫，圣彼得堡人。两人经常旅行，亚历山大的信条是：旅行中的生活才是真正的梦想。两人在埃及还举办了浪漫的烛光晚餐。（网页截图）
斯维特兰娜和米哈伊尔·米雷洛维，圣彼得堡人。两人携大女儿克里斯蒂娜共同前往埃及休假，此行竟成永诀。克里斯蒂娜今年11月18日将满10岁，而更令人痛心的是，另一个小孩已失去父母，成为孤儿。（网页截图）
德米特里和伊琳娜·奥尔列安斯基耶，圣彼得堡人。两人去年11月才结婚，此次埃及之旅是两人第二次蜜月之行。（网页截图）
列奥尼德·戈尔金和亚历山大·伊尔拉里奥诺娃，圣彼得堡人。列奥尼德在社交网站个人主页上上传的最后一批照片正是两在沙姆沙伊赫的度假照片。（网页截图）
斯维特兰娜和阿列克谢·克洛奇科维，坦波夫市人。两人四年前结婚，看起来都非常年轻。此次埃及之行是两人人生中首次海外之旅。（网页截图）
弗拉季斯拉夫和莉莉娅·莫夫察诺娃，圣彼得堡人。两人2013年完婚，还没来得及要小孩。（网页截图）
奥莉嘉和叶夫根尼·舍里吉诺维，圣彼得堡人。夫妇俩和儿子一家三口均在空难中遇难。图为奥莉嘉怀抱孩子的合影。（网页截图）
叶甫根尼·雅夫辛诺夫和亚历山大·切尔诺娜，圣彼得堡人。两人尚未正式结婚，而叶甫根尼此行正是准备向自己心爱的姑娘正式求婚。两人生于同一天，3月2日，也死于同一天10月31日。切尔诺娜年方19，而未婚夫叶甫根尼也才21岁。（网页截图）
伊莉娅和弗拉达·萨克里内，圣彼得堡人。两人前年结婚，埃及之行是他们首次，也是最后一次共同旅行。（网页截图）
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