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Air France will compensate the families of 4 of the 228 victims of the air crash occurred in 2009

Paris, France - During a Rio de Janeiro-Paris flight. Established it a Brazilian Court

As established on Tuesday by Judge Alberto Republicano de Macedo of the Court of Niteroi, a town not far from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the airline Air France will have to compensate for 540,000 Euros the families of four people died in the crash occurred to the flight AF447 on June 1st last year. The plane, an Airbus A-330/200, was flying along the Rio-Paris route with 228 passengers on board when...

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