An Air France captain shared shocking photos of a trashed business class seat, calling out a passenger’s midair mess in a viral post tagging @PassengerShame.

Air France-KLM SVP and chief commercial officer Angus Clarke will resign from the company effective Aug. 31 to pursue a new opportunity, Air France-KLM announced Friday.

On July 25, 2000, an Air France Concorde supersonic jet crashed on takeoff from Paris, killing 113 people, including four on the ground.

The repatriation of some of the British victims of the tragic Air India crash on June 12, 2025 has reportedly been mishandled, with grieving families receiving the wrong remains.

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Bereaved families of victims of the Air India crash have been sent the wrong bodies, it has emerged. The remains of some of the deceased were wrongly identified before being flown home to the UK ...

The Ahmedabad plane crash was nothing short of a nightmare — and now, that nightmare has deepened. Grieving families, still struggling to cope with the sudden loss of their loved ones, are now ...

NEW DELHI: India has strongly dismissed a British media report claiming that the remains of victims from the recent Air India crash were mistakenly sent to the wrong families in the UK. The ...

Families of UK residents killed in last month’s Air India disaster have been sent the wrong bodies in repatriation blunders. The Daily Mail reports that at least two cases of mistaken identity ...