The flotsam and jetsam was around 150 nautical miles north of the Egyptian coast, Adel said. He didn't expound on the area or state of the destruction however said the inquiry and salvage operation was "transforming into a pursuit and recuperation" mission.
Prior, a representative for Greece's Hellenic National Defense General Staff had said group on board an Egyptian pursuit flying machine had spotted two skimming objects 210 nautical miles southeast of Crete.
It's indistinct whether those articles are a piece of the destruction depicted by Adel.
The Airbus A320 conveying 66 travelers and team vanished early Thursday over the Mediterranean Sea as it flew from Paris to Cairo.
Hypothesis has focused on the likelihood of a terrorist assault.
"Planes today simply don't drop out of the sky," CNN flight expert Miles O'Brien said.
Egyptian Civil Aviation Minister Sharif Fathi said specialized disappointments and dread are both conceivable clarifications.
"Yet, in the event that you dissect this circumstance appropriately, the likelihood of having an alternate activity on board, of having a fear assault, is higher than having a specialized issue," Fathi said.
