Nobody died in plane crash, says Canadian government

A Canadian government official said it appeared that the Air France A340 flight from Paris that burst into flames in Toronto yesterday has survived.

Wed, 03 Aug, 2005 - 03:06

A Canadian government official said it appeared that eveyone on the Air France A340 flight from Paris that burst into flames in Toronto yesterday has survived.

Around 14 people are thought to have suffered minor injuries.

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