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Crash of an Airbus plane in Comoros: the maximum fine of 225,000 euros required on appeal against the Yemeni company

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The Yemenia Airlines A310 plane crashed into the sea shortly before landing in Comoros at the end of June 2009. Fifteen years later, a fine of 225,000 euros was requested against the airline. The accident caused the death of 152 people.

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Crash of an Airbus plane in Comoros: the maximum fine of 225,000 euros required on appeal against the Yemeni company

1 month ago·Strasbourg, France

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