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Air France CEO Wanted: Must Have Stomach For A Fight, Pay Lousy
Alexandre de Juniac's exit as chief executive officer of Air France-KLM Group leaves the company with the unenviable task of finding a successor prepared to face down unions in one of Europe's bitterest labor disputes while offering little in way of enticement.
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Air France Files Legal Complaint Over Fake Bomb On Flight
Air France said today it had taken legal action after the discovery of a fake bomb on board a flight from Mauritius to Paris that prompted an emergency landing in Kenya.
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Emergency On Air France Flight A 'False Alarm,' CEO Says
A suspicious device found on an Air France flight from Mauritius to Paris that prompted an emergency landing was harmless and caused a "false alarm", the airline's chief executive said on Sunday.
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Bomb Scare Was 'False Alarm', Says Air France
Air France chief executive Frederic Gagey said today that a bomb scare that prompted one of the airline's planes to make an emergency landing in Kenya had been a "false alarm".
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Air France CEO Wanted: Must Have Stomach For A Fight, Pay Lousy
Alexandre de Juniac's exit as chief executive officer of Air France-KLM Group leaves the company with the unenviable task of finding a successor prepared to face down unions in one of Europe's bitterest labor disputes while offering little in way of enticement.
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Air France Files Legal Complaint Over Fake Bomb On Flight
Air France said today it had taken legal action after the discovery of a fake bomb on board a flight from Mauritius to Paris that prompted an emergency landing in Kenya.
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Emergency On Air France Flight A 'False Alarm,' CEO Says
A suspicious device found on an Air France flight from Mauritius to Paris that prompted an emergency landing was harmless and caused a "false alarm", the airline's chief executive said on Sunday.
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Bomb Scare Was 'False Alarm', Says Air France
Air France chief executive Frederic Gagey said today that a bomb scare that prompted one of the airline's planes to make an emergency landing in Kenya had been a "false alarm".
