Paris airport terminal set to reopen

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

Paris airport terminal set to reopen
Thu, 05 Aug, 2004 - 13:55

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

Rene Brun, head of Charles de Gaulle airport, said the two undamaged halls of terminal 2E will soon reopen now that safety inspectors have given the green light.

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