Judge orders airline to stand trial for Concorde crash

A French judge has ordered Continental Airlines and five people to stand trial for manslaughter in connection with the 2000 crash of a Concorde jet that killed 113 people.

Thu, 03 Jul, 2008 - 12:11

A French judge has ordered Continental Airlines and five people to stand trial for manslaughter in connection with the 2000 crash of a Concorde jet that killed 113 people.

The prosecutor in the Paris suburb of Pontoise says two of the people to be tried are employees of the US carrier.

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