Arthur Rosenberg

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Partner and aviation attorney with Soberman & Rosenberg; former pilot

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When a Russian passenger plane broke apart Saturday over the Sinai Peninsula, all 224 of those aboard died in the crash.

Big Questions after Russian Jet Breaks Up Mid-Flight

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The search continues for  Air Asia 8501 , which went missing over the Java Sea on Sunday. It was bound for Singapore, carrying 162 passengers, when it disappeared from radar contact.

AirAsia Flight Said to Be "in the Bottom of the Sea"

The search continues for Air Asia 8501 , which went missing over the Java Sea on Sunday. It was bound for Singapore, carrying 162 passengers, when it disappeared from radar contact.

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