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Despite the current market uncertainties, investing in airline stocks could be a wise choice due to strong air travel demand. Therefore, it could be wise to keep an eye on Deutsche Lufthansa (DLAKY), Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes (GOL), and Air France-KLM (AFLYY), which look poised to capitalize on the pent-up…

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The soundtrack to selling: why advertising with popular music needs to be pitch perfect

At some point today, it’s likely that you’ll listen to music. It may be during a commute or school run, while you do some exercise or take some time to relax. Music is all around us – an accessible and popular art form which accompanies our daily lives.

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Elon Musk's New Rules Are Causing Some Airlines To Ditch Twitter

These airlines are pivoting even though customers favor Twitter for travel concerns.

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What to do at Glasgow Airport if you've lost your luggage and how to claim compensation

Glaswegians will soon be jetting off on their summer holidays and while this can be a fun time, having your luggage go missing is not. Here is what you need to do if this happens to you.

Glasgow Live

The Fashion Editor’s Guide to Saint-Germain-des-Prés

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France urged to outlaw hair discrimination against afros and braids

Bill to go before parliament aims to fight ‘discrimination linked to hair texture, length, colour and style’

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Prosecutor to appeal acquittal of Airbus, Air France in Rio-Paris crash case

A French public prosecutor is appealing a court decision that had cleared European planemaker Airbus and Air France of responsibility in France’s worst aviation disaster, the crash of a plane headed from Rio de Janeiro to Paris in June 2009 that killed all 228 people on board.

Radio France Internationale

Bonjour Paris! Eastern Airways celebrates launch of daily French flights from trio of regional UK airports

Cardiff, East Midlands and Southampton now connected to Paris Orly

Birmingham Post

Chilling final words of Concorde pilot before tragic fireball crash that killed 113

The plane was heading from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport to New York

Nottingham Post

Chilling final words of Concorde pilot before fireball crash which killed 113

The famous plane was heading from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport to New York and ploughed into a hotel in the small town of Gonesse, just one minute 17 seconds after its pilot was told it was on fire

Daily Mirror

Air France and Airbus cleared of involuntary manslaughter over 2009 crash that killed 228

Airbus and Air France had faced potential fines of up to £200,000 each if convicted

The Independent UK

Court clears Air France, Airbus over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

A French court has cleared European plane manufacturer Airbus and Air France of "involuntary manslaughter".

The New Daily

Pilots' chilling final words before Air France plane crashed into ocean, killing 228

Air France and Airbus were cleared of involuntary manslaughter over the 2009 crash today

Nottingham Post

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Daily Record

Air France and Airbus cleared of manslaughter over flight 447 crash that killed Scot

Graham Gardner died in the devastating crash in 2009.

AFP

French court acquits Air France, Airbus over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

Paris (AFP) - A French court acquitted Air France and plane manufacturer Airbus Monday over the 2009 crash of a flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, a ruling victims' families said left them "disgusted".

Bristol Post

Airbus and Air France acquitted of manslaughter charges over crash that killed Bristol schoolboy

It was concluded that pilot error was to blame for the accident in 2009 which left 228 people dead including Clifton College student Alexander Bjoroy

Radio France Internationale

Despair, dismay and anger as court acquits Air France, Airbus over Rio disaster

A French court on Monday acquitted Air France and plane manufacturer Airbus in a trial over the 2009 crash of a Rio-Paris flight in which 228 people lost their lives.

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Evening Standard

Air France and Airbus cleared of manslaughter in Flight 447 Rio-Paris plane crash

The ruling effectively means that ‘sleeping’ pilots Marc Dubois, David Robert and Pierre-Cedric Bonin were fully responsible

Irish Mirror

Airbus and Air France acquitted of manslaughter charges in trial over 2009 plane crash which left three Irish dead

Three Irish women were among the 228 people killed in the tragedy

The Guardian - UK

Air France and Airbus cleared of involuntary manslaughter over 2009 crash

Paris court clears aviation giants over disaster that killed 228 people flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris

Daily Mirror

Air France NOT guilty of manslaughter of 228 on flight which crashed into Atlantic

Five British nationals and three Irish doctors were among the 228 passengers killed after the doomed Flight 447, an Airbus 330 that was travelling from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, crashed into the Atlantic Ocean

Daily Mirror

Terrifying reason why Air France plane crashed into the sea killing 228 people

Cedric Bonin, 32, referred to as an Air France "company baby" due to his junior positions, was the least experienced of the three pilots, but was forced to fly the enormous Airbus 330 through a tropical storm producing crashing thunderstorms

Irish Mirror

Chilling last words of pilot before Air France plane crashed into Atlantic, killing 228

Three Irish doctors were on board the plane that crashed into the Atlantic

The Independent UK

Airbus, Air France face verdict over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

A French court is ruling Monday on whether Airbus and Air France are guilty of manslaughter over the 2009 crash of Flight 447 en route from Rio to Paris

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