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French prosecutors will not seek convictions of Airbus, Air France over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

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French prosecutors say they are unable to prove the companies were guilty of involuntary manslaughter. The two France-based companies went on trial in October to determine their responsibility for the worst aviation disaster in Air France's history. Both have denied the involuntary manslaughter charges that carry a maximum fine of 225,000 euros ($236,000)

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No Convictions Sought In French Court Over 2009 Rio-Paris Crash

No convictions sought in French court over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

1 year ago·United States

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Le Parisien

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

Under the boos of the families of the victims, the prosecution announced that the guilt of the two companies “seems impossible to prove”.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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Irish Examiner

Prosecutors will not seek conviction of Air France over crash that claimed lives of three Irish women

Aisling Butler, Jane Deasy, and Eithne Walls were returning from a holiday in Brazil when the disaster took place

1 year ago·Ireland

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France24

French prosecutors will not seek convictions of Airbus, Air France over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

French prosecutors said Wednesday that they would not seek convictions for Air France and plane maker Airbus over the 2009 crash of a Rio-Paris flight, saying they were unable to prove the companies…

1 year ago·France

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Le Monde

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

The two companies, sued for involuntary manslaughter, are on trial for the Rio-Paris flight accident, in which 228 people died on June 1, 2009.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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Liberation

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

The prosecution has asked the court to release Airbus and Air France, prosecuted for “involuntary homicides” after the crash of the Air France flight 447 Rio-Paris, which killed 228 people in 2009.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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French prosecutors will not seek convictions of Airbus, Air France over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

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No Convictions Sought In French Court Over 2009 Rio-Paris Crash

No Convictions Sought In French Court Over 2009 Rio-Paris Crash

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

Prosecutors will not seek conviction of Air France over crash that claimed lives of three Irish women

Prosecutors will not seek conviction of Air France over crash that claimed lives of three Irish women

French prosecutors will not seek convictions of Airbus, Air France over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

French prosecutors will not seek convictions of Airbus, Air France over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

Rio-Paris crash trial: the prosecutor's office “not able” to request the conviction of Airbus and Air France

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