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Possible Air France Debris Spotted in the Atlantic

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Rio de Janiero: Debris has been found floating in the Atlantic Ocean along the flight path taken by the ill-fated Air France Flight AF 447 that disappeared yesterday. Squadrons from the Brazilian Air Force have been combing the ocean ever since for signs of the missing Airbus A330 and the horrific plane crash it could represent.

Full post as published by Lawyers and Settlements on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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