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Although the Guardian cannot 100% verify the audio, it comes from a source who has a track record of monitoring aviation communications. (In this 2011 article, Huub, also known online as "BlackBox" and @FMCNL, is described as a former member of the Dutch military who has been monitoring radio frequency scanners, amplifiers, and antennas for more than 25 years.)

Part of the conversation goes:

"Do you need any assistance?"

"Not at this moment. We need to land because we cannot get a correct indication of the fuel indication...we need to land."

Europe Ecologie-Les Verts a demandé lundi 1er juillet à François Hollande d'accorder l'asile politique à Edward Snowden, le consultant informatique à l'origine des révélations sur le programme américain de cybersurveillance Prism.
"La France doit accorder sans délai l'asile politique au lanceur d'alerte et défenseur de la liberté Edward Snowden, qui a dévoilé un système de surveillance généralisé des données personnelles de l'ensemble de la planète par les Etats-Unis", écrit EELV dans un communiqué diffusé dans la nuit de dimanche à lundi. Le parti écologiste, qui participe au gouvernement, estime que cet asile politique "permettrait de rappeler que la France entend protéger tous les lanceurs d'alerte quelle que soit leur nationalité, dès lors qu'ils constituent une sauvegarde indispensable de la démocratie".

Cette décision, ajoute EELV, aurait en outre pour effet de "rappeler qu'au moment où l'UE s'apprête à négocier un accord transatlantique avec les USA, la France refuse clairement le diktat américain sur la protection des données et les violations".

Europe Ecology-The Greens asked Monday 1 July Hollande to grant political asylum to Edward Snowden, IT consultant at the origin of the revelations about the U.S. program of cyber Prism.
"France must give immediate political asylum to whistleblower and defender of freedom  Edward Snowden, who unveiled a widespread surveillance of personal data of the entire planet by the United States," writes EELV in a statement released on the night of Sunday to Monday. The Green Party, which participates in the government believes that this political asylum "would recall that France intends to protect all whistleblowers regardless of their nationality, since they are an essential safeguard of democracy."

This decision adds EELV, would also have the effect of "remind us that at a time when the EU is preparing to negotiate a transatlantic agreement with the U.S., France clearly rejects the American diktat on data protection and violations" .

FAZ is now saying that Spain has cleared Morales' flight.

The fact is that what we're experiencing right now is a top-down disaster. -Paul Krugman