Person: Paul-Louis Arslanian

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Flight 447 still a mystery

THE inquiry into the crash of Air France Flight 447 could take at least a year and a half to reach a conclusion, the director of the French agency investigating the incident said yesterday.

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Brazil crash probe could take more than a year

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Air France to pay out to crash victims' families

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Autopsies suggest Air France jet broke up in mid-air

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Air France plane ‘broke up’ in the air

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400 pieces of Air France plane recovered

Search crews find bodies from Air France jet

Search crews have found two bodies believed to be from the missing Air France flight which disappeared over the Atlantic with five Britons on board, Brazil’s air force said today.

Sat, 06 Jun, 2009

Autopilot wasn't working on Flight 447

The head of the French agency leading the investigation into the crash of Air France Flight 447 said today that signals from the plane before it disappeared showed its autopilot wasn’t on.

Sat, 06 Jun, 2009

'Titanic' mini-sub joins hunt for airliner wreckage

A mini-submarine and a remote-controlled robot that explored the undersea wreckage of the Titanic are being sent to help find the flight recorders of the lost Air France Airbus.

Thu, 04 Jun, 2009

Last 14 minutes of Air France flight were recorded

Doomed Air France Flight 447’s last terrifying few minutes in the air have already been pieced together by accident investigators.

Thu, 04 Jun, 2009

Air France plane black box 'may be lost forever'

The black box flight recorders of doomed Air France flight 447 may never be found, a leading accident investigator said today.

Wed, 03 Jun, 2009