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Air France Reopens US Flights To Passengers Hit By Travel Ban
Air France said on Saturday it had reopened US-bound flights to passengers affected by President Donald Trump's travel ban on nationals from seven Muslim-majority countries, after the executive order was temporarily suspended by a federal court.
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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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4 Air France Employees Sacked Over Shirt-Ripping Incident
Air France said Thursday it had sacked four employees and started dismissal proceedings against a union representative over chaotic scenes last month when two of its executives had their shirts shredded by angry staff.
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6 Air France Employees Arrested After Violence at Headquarters
Six Air France employees were arrested today for their role in a violent protest that forced an executive for the struggling airline to flee an angry mob after his shirt was ripped off
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4 Arrested Over Air France Violence: Police
Four Air France employees were arrested Monday as part of the investigation into the violent scenes which saw one of the struggling airline's executives have his shirt ripped off and scale a fence to escape an angry mob, police sources said
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Francois Hollande Warns Air France Violence 'Could Harm Country's Image'
French President Francois Hollande said Tuesday scenes of Air France executives fleeing an angry mob after having their shirts ripped off by striking workers were "unacceptable" and put the country's image at risk.
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Air France Violence 'Could Harm Country's Image': Francois Hollande
French President Francois Hollande said on Tuesday scenes of Air France executives fleeing an angry mob after having their shirts ripped off by striking workers were "unacceptable" and put the country's image at risk.
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Electric cars back into the shadows at Geneva car show
After being the starring act for several years, the electric car backed into the shadows at this year's International Geneva Motor Show as carmakers grow weary of waiting for sales to take off.
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Air France Reopens US Flights To Passengers Hit By Travel Ban
Air France said on Saturday it had reopened US-bound flights to passengers affected by President Donald Trump's travel ban on nationals from seven Muslim-majority countries, after the executive order was temporarily suspended by a federal court.
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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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4 Air France Employees Sacked Over Shirt-Ripping Incident
Air France said Thursday it had sacked four employees and started dismissal proceedings against a union representative over chaotic scenes last month when two of its executives had their shirts shredded by angry staff.
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6 Air France Employees Arrested After Violence at Headquarters
Six Air France employees were arrested today for their role in a violent protest that forced an executive for the struggling airline to flee an angry mob after his shirt was ripped off
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4 Arrested Over Air France Violence: Police
Four Air France employees were arrested Monday as part of the investigation into the violent scenes which saw one of the struggling airline's executives have his shirt ripped off and scale a fence to escape an angry mob, police sources said
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Francois Hollande Warns Air France Violence 'Could Harm Country's Image'
French President Francois Hollande said Tuesday scenes of Air France executives fleeing an angry mob after having their shirts ripped off by striking workers were "unacceptable" and put the country's image at risk.
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Air France Violence 'Could Harm Country's Image': Francois Hollande
French President Francois Hollande said on Tuesday scenes of Air France executives fleeing an angry mob after having their shirts ripped off by striking workers were "unacceptable" and put the country's image at risk.
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Electric cars back into the shadows at Geneva car show
After being the starring act for several years, the electric car backed into the shadows at this year's International Geneva Motor Show as carmakers grow weary of waiting for sales to take off.
