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4 Of Family Among 5 Killed In France Tourist Plane Crash
Five people, including four members of the same family, were killed in a tourist plane accident in the French Alps on Saturday.
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Man Accidentally Ejects Himself From Jet, 2,500-Feet In The Air
A French man accidentally ejected himself from a fighter jet and tumbled through the sky before landing in a field.
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2 Britons Killed After Light Planes Collide Mid-Air In France
Two British light aircraft collided mid-air after taking off from an airstrip in the southern French Alps on Wednesday, killing two fliers while a third survived the accident, local authorities said.
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Human Remains Found On Mont Blanc May Belong To Air India Crash Victims
Body parts that could belong to passengers killed in one or other of two Air India plane crashes more than 50 years ago have been found on Mont Blanc in the French Alps, sources said Friday.
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Egyptian Crash Investigator Says French Vessel Joining Black Box Search
Egypt's air accidents chief said today that a vessel provided by French company ALSEAMAR, which specialises in marine wreckage searches, will join within hours the hunt for the black boxes from crashed EgyptAir flight MS804.
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EgyptAir Jet Sent Smoke Alarm Warning Before Crash, Say Investigators
An EgyptAir jet sent a series of signals indicating that smoke had been detected on board before it crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday, France's air accident investigation agency said today.
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Germanwings Crash: New Rules Needed For Pilot Health Issues
Seeking to ensure that suicidal pilots can't crash their jets, French authorities investigating last year's Germanwings crash are urging new reporting requirements for doctors treating pilots, and new measures to keep pilots from hiding mental health issues.
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Psychological Profiling, Cockpit Door Locks will be Focus of Germanwings Probe
French air accident authority BEA said its probe into the Germanwings crash would study "systemic weaknesses" that might have led to the disaster, such as psychological profiling and cockpit door locks.
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A Dark Day for Lufthansa, Tweets Airline Chief on Airbus A320 Crash
The plane belonged to Germanwings, a low-cost affiliate of German airline Lufthansa based in Cologne which had no fatal accidents
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4 Of Family Among 5 Killed In France Tourist Plane Crash
Five people, including four members of the same family, were killed in a tourist plane accident in the French Alps on Saturday.
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Man Accidentally Ejects Himself From Jet, 2,500-Feet In The Air
A French man accidentally ejected himself from a fighter jet and tumbled through the sky before landing in a field.
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2 Britons Killed After Light Planes Collide Mid-Air In France
Two British light aircraft collided mid-air after taking off from an airstrip in the southern French Alps on Wednesday, killing two fliers while a third survived the accident, local authorities said.
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Human Remains Found On Mont Blanc May Belong To Air India Crash Victims
Body parts that could belong to passengers killed in one or other of two Air India plane crashes more than 50 years ago have been found on Mont Blanc in the French Alps, sources said Friday.
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Egyptian Crash Investigator Says French Vessel Joining Black Box Search
Egypt's air accidents chief said today that a vessel provided by French company ALSEAMAR, which specialises in marine wreckage searches, will join within hours the hunt for the black boxes from crashed EgyptAir flight MS804.
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EgyptAir Jet Sent Smoke Alarm Warning Before Crash, Say Investigators
An EgyptAir jet sent a series of signals indicating that smoke had been detected on board before it crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday, France's air accident investigation agency said today.
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Germanwings Crash: New Rules Needed For Pilot Health Issues
Seeking to ensure that suicidal pilots can't crash their jets, French authorities investigating last year's Germanwings crash are urging new reporting requirements for doctors treating pilots, and new measures to keep pilots from hiding mental health issues.
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Psychological Profiling, Cockpit Door Locks will be Focus of Germanwings Probe
French air accident authority BEA said its probe into the Germanwings crash would study "systemic weaknesses" that might have led to the disaster, such as psychological profiling and cockpit door locks.
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A Dark Day for Lufthansa, Tweets Airline Chief on Airbus A320 Crash
The plane belonged to Germanwings, a low-cost affiliate of German airline Lufthansa based in Cologne which had no fatal accidents
