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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

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

Graham Gardner died in the devastating crash in 2009.

Daily Record

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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

Bristol Post

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.

Radio France Internationale

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

Evening Standard

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

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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

The Guardian - UK

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

Daily Mirror

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

The Independent UK

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

Daily Mirror

Saudi National Carrier Suspends Flights to and from Sudan

Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) said one of its Airbus aircrafts "had an accident" at Sudan's Khartoum airport before its scheduled departure to Riyadh on Saturday. Saudia also said in a statement that its flights to and from Sudan had been suspended until further notice.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Fighting rocks Sudan capital as army battles paramilitary

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Manchester Evening News

Aer Lingus boosts capacity on Manchester to New York route with seats starting from £215

Holidaymakers can choose from 270,000 seats in the airline's biggest summer schedule

The Guardian - UK

Boeing 737 Max deliveries delayed by component problem

US planemaker says latest snag with troubled bestselling model is not ‘safety of flight issue’

Space

Earth-observing satellite captures rare photos of Jupiter and its moons

The European Earth-observing satellite Pleiades Neo snapped a rare sequence of images capturing the giant planet Jupiter and its moons.

Space

Europe's JUICE Jupiter mission launches April 13. Here's what it will teach us

The JUICE mission will begin its trek to the gas giant Jupiter on Thursday, April 13. When will it arrive, and what will it discover about the solar system's largest planet and its icy ocean moons?

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The Independent UK

Return of the giant: The world’s biggest plane, the Airbus A380, is back in the game

Reports of the super jumbo jet’s demise have proved premature, with dozens of new routes being launched

Fortune

You don’t need your own private jet to fly private-ish

A new crop of luxe aviation options for those who have had it with flying commercial.

Space

ESA's Jupiter mission JUICE is not 'strong enough' to orbit potentially life-harboring Europa. Here's why

Europe's Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) is setting out for an ambitious tour of Jupiter's moons. But it will only take a brief glimpse of the potentially life-harboring Europa. Here's why.

France 24

France-China trade ties: 'There is a greater risk due to the current geopolitical climate'

Emmanuel Macron, accompanied by top French business executives, concluded his trip to China on Friday with a visit to the southern city of Canton, where he met with more Chinese investors. With trade talks on the agenda, several deals between companies from both countries have already been sealed during the…

Reuters

China signals wait-and-see stance on big jet orders

China and France will study the need for cargo planes and long-haul jets "in due course," a joint statement said on Friday, following a state visit by French President Emmanuel Macron.

ABC News

Army's MRH-90 Taipan helicopter fleet is back flying after Jervis Bay ditching incident

The Australian Army's Taipan helicopters return to flying after an incident last month where one of the European-designed aircraft was forced to ditch into the sea on the NSW South Coast.

France 24

IMF predicts five-year economic dip, with low-income countries hardest hit

We look at why the IMF's predicted economic growth of just 3 percent, the lowest forecast since 1990, could hurt developing nations most. We also take a closer look at Airbus's deal in China, as French President Emmanuel Macron meets his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. Finally, we find out why…

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