France remembers Concorde’s dead on first anniversary

With long and tearful hugs, family members and friends gathered under a scorching sun today to remember the 113 people who died when an Air France Concorde crashed in a Paris suburb exactly one year ago.

France remembers Concorde’s dead on first anniversary
Wed, 25 Jul, 2001 - 19:34

With long and tearful hugs, family members and friends gathered under a scorching sun today to remember the 113 people who died when an Air France Concorde crashed in a Paris suburb exactly one year ago.

About 200 people tossed flowers at the spot where the supersonic jet slammed into a hotel in Gonesse.

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