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A Paris court has convicted Swiftair of corporate manslaughter in relation to the 2014 Air Algerie crash in Mali, imposing a fine of 225,000 euros ($256,000). The crash resulted in the deaths of 116 people, and the court found that negligence in training for icy conditions contributed to the incident. Swiftair has the option to appeal the ruling.
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A Paris court has convicted Swiftair of corporate manslaughter in relation to the 2014 Air Algerie crash in Mali, imposing a fine of 225,000 euros ($256,000). The crash resulted in the deaths of 116 people, and the court found that negligence in training for icy conditions contributed to the incident. Swiftair has the option to appeal the ruling.
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Paris court finds Swiftair guilty over 2014 Mali crash that killed 116
Paris Court Convicts Swiftair for Corporate Manslaughter in 2014 Mali Crash