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Saturday, November 21, 2009 1:39 PM

Published 10/26/2009 by Reuters UK


France to issue Airbus crash report in December

PARIS (Reuters) - France's air crash authority will publish an interim report in December on the possible causes of a fatal crash by an Air France plane, it said on Monday.

Flight AF447, an Airbus A330, plunged into the Atlantic ocean, en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, on June 1, killing 228 people. The causes...

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France to Renew Search Plane's Data Recorders
PARIS France is preparing to spend as much as ¬20 million next year on a renewed search for the flight data recorders and undersea wreckage of the Air France A330 ... - [10/27/2009 - New York Times]
Air France Crash Report Due In December
'Our current knowledge of the accident does not allow us to put together a scenario,' -- Jean-Paul Troadec, BEA.France's air crash authority will publish an interim ... - [10/26/2009 - AIRwise]
France to issue Airbus crash report - [10/26/2009 - stuff.co.nz]
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"At this stage, we do not have any factors which allow us to say what happened in the cockpit" said Jean-Paul Troadec...
France to issue Airbus crash report in December [Reuters UK - 10/26/2009]
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