As reported by Christopher Ruddy: ...

EgyptAir's Boeing 767 fell from the sky sometime early Sunday

morning -- at about 2 a.m. Later Sunday morning, NewsMax.com

editor Christopher Ruddy was on United flight #976, which

departed JFK at 9:15 a.m. headed for London.

At about 10 a.m., Ruddy put on his headset. He clicked through

the music channels and tuned in to transmissions between his

United plane and air traffic control in the United States.

"Air traffic control was advising planes to change their flight

paths, giving out new coordinates and altitudes for planes on

the flight paths over the Atlantic," Ruddy recalled the

conversation he overheard.

"At one point, a crew member of one of the planes radioed air

traffic control to ask why the change. Air traffic control

responded that 'there are rockets being fired in the area.'"

"I heard early that morning before boarding my plane that there

was a missing EgyptAir plane," Ruddy said, "the conversation I

heard on the plane really struck me, as did the controllers' use

of the word 'rockets.'"

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