Concorde crash payout 'in sight'

Lawyers for Air France and other companies connected to last year's Concorde crash say they hope to have reached a final out-of-court settlement with families of the victims.

Sat, 07 Apr, 2001 - 10:35

Lawyers for Air France and other companies connected to last year's Concorde crash say they hope to have reached a final out-of-court settlement with families of the victims.

A statement from Air France lawyer Fernand Garnault said that a proposal had been submitted to German lawyers representing the victims.

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