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The bosses of Airbus and Air France have been greeted with cries of "shame" at the opening of a long-awaited trial in Paris connected with a deadly 2009 plane crash off Brazil. Relatives shouted protests as Air France Chief Executive Officer (Anne Rigail and Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury expressed their condolences during opening statements.The worst plane crash in Air France history killed 228 people of 33 nationalities, and families from around the world are among the plaintiffs in the case.
They have fought for more than a decade to see the case come to trial.
The investigation found multiple factors contributed to the crash of Flight 447. The trial is focusing on pilot error, and the icing over of external sensors called pitot tubes.
An Associated Press investigation at the time found that Airbus had known since at least 2002 about problems with the type of pitots used on the jet that crashed, but failed to replace them until after the crash.
Air France is accused of not having provided sufficient training to deal with problematic pitots.
The companies say they are not criminally responsible. Air France has already compensated families of those killed.

Air France & Air Bus CEOs heckled as trial begins in Rio-Paris crash

The bosses of Airbus and Air France have been greeted with cries of "shame" at the opening of a long-awaited trial in Paris connected with a deadly 2009 plane crash off Brazil. 

Relatives shouted protests as Air France Chief Executive Officer Anne Rigail and Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury expressed their condolences during opening statements.

The bosses of Airbus and Air France have been greeted with cries of "shame" at the opening of a long-awaited trial in Paris connected with a deadly 2009 plane crash off Brazil.&nbsp; Relatives shouted protests as Air France Chief Executive Officer Anne Rigail and Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury expressed their condolences during opening statements. The worst plane crash in Air France history killed 228 people of 33 nationalities, and families from around the world are among the plaintiffs in the case.
They have fought for more than a decade to see the case come to trial.
The investigation found multiple factors contributed to the crash of Flight 447.&nbsp;The trial is focusing on pilot error, and the icing over of external sensors called pitot tubes.
An Associated Press investigation at the time found that Airbus had known since at least 2002 about problems with the type of pitots used on the jet that crashed, but failed to replace them until after the crash.
Air France is accused of not having provided sufficient training to deal with problematic pitots.
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The companies say they are not criminally responsible. Air France has already compensated families of those killed.

In a concerning incident, two pilots of French airline Air France have been suspended for physically fighting in the cockpit during a Geneva-to-Paris flight.
According to Switzerland's La Tribune, the pilot and co-pilot had a fight shortly after take-off. One of them hit the other, and then the two grabbed each other's collars. Cabin crew intervened to break up the fight, and for the remainder of the flight, one crew member remained in the cockpit to prevent further fighting.
Air France said that the dispute did not affect the flight, and it landed safely. The incident occurred in June 2022, and the suspension was announced on 28 August 2022.
Just days earlier, on 24 August, France's air investigation agency BEA had said that some Air France pilots do not follow procedure during safety incidents. The report was regarding a flight between Congo's Brazzaville to Paris in December 2020.
There was a fuel leak on the plane, but the pilots rerouted the flight, but did not cut power to the engine, and land as soon as possible. This could have led to the engine catching fire.

Air France pilots fight in cockpit during flight, suspended, days after engine fire risk report

The Air France pilot and co-pilot had a fight shortly after take-off. One of them hit the other, and then the two grabbed each other's collars, as per reports.

In a concerning incident, two pilots of French airline Air France have been suspended for physically fighting in the cockpit during a Geneva-to-Paris flight.
According to Switzerland's La Tribune, the pilot and co-pilot had a fight shortly after take-off. One of them hit the other, and then the two grabbed each other's collars. Cabin crew intervened to break up the fight, and for the remainder of the flight, one crew member remained in the cockpit to prevent further fighting.
Air France said that the dispute did not affect the flight, and it landed safely. The incident occurred in June 2022, and the suspension was announced on 28 August 2022.
Just days earlier, on 24 August, France's air investigation agency BEA had said that some Air France pilots do not follow procedure during safety incidents. The report was regarding a flight between Congo's Brazzaville to Paris in December 2020.
There was a fuel leak on the plane, but the pilots rerouted the flight, but did not cut power to the engine, and land as soon as possible. This could have led to the engine catching fire.
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