Part of the Paris airport terminal where a roof collapse killed four people in May has been cleared to reopen for business.

THE flagship €750 million terminal at Charles de Gaulle airport may have to be razed after cracking sounds were heard yesterday where a roof collapse had killed four people 24 hours earlier.

The futuristic new terminal at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris may have to be torn down following the deadly collapse of its vaulted roof.

Experts were poring over the wreckage of the showcase terminal at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport today, in the hunt for clues to the horrific cave-in that killed at least five people.