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Paris Limits Car Speed To 30 Kmph In Bid To Boost Safety, Air Quality
French authorities hope the streets of Paris will be safer, quieter and less dirty from Monday as a new speed limit for drivers of 30 kph (19 mph) came into force.
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China Studying When To Ban Sales Of Traditional Fuel Cars
To combat air pollution and close a competitive gap between its newer domestic automakers and their global rivals, China has set goals for electric and plug-in hybrid cars to make up at least a fifth of Chinese auto sales by 2025.
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Air France-KLM Chief Quits In Surprise Move To IATA
Alexandre de Juniac is to resign as chairman and CEO of Air France-KLM to take charge of aviation industry group IATA in a surprise move announced Tuesday.
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6 Air France Employees Arrested After Violence at Headquarters
Six Air France employees were arrested today for their role in a violent protest that forced an executive for the struggling airline to flee an angry mob after his shirt was ripped off
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France Announces Terrorism Charge Against Gas Plant Attacker
France's chief public prosecutor said on Tuesday a man arrested last week on suspicion of beheading his boss and trying to blow up an industrial gas plant would be kept behind bars pending an inquiry on terrorism charges.
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US President Barack Obama Briefed on France Attack
US President Barack Obama has been briefed on the attack at a US gas company in France, a senior administration official said today, providing no further details.
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How Airlines Want to Change Your Flight Experience With Apps
From managing bookings to checking in, with plans like digital boarding passes you can flash with your phones, the airline industry is aiming for an app update.
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France Set For Air Travel Chaos After Train Strike
France faces more travel chaos next week after air traffic controllers announced a strike amid an ongoing rail protest that is the biggest industrial action in years.
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Paris Limits Car Speed To 30 Kmph In Bid To Boost Safety, Air Quality
French authorities hope the streets of Paris will be safer, quieter and less dirty from Monday as a new speed limit for drivers of 30 kph (19 mph) came into force.
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China Studying When To Ban Sales Of Traditional Fuel Cars
To combat air pollution and close a competitive gap between its newer domestic automakers and their global rivals, China has set goals for electric and plug-in hybrid cars to make up at least a fifth of Chinese auto sales by 2025.
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Air France-KLM Chief Quits In Surprise Move To IATA
Alexandre de Juniac is to resign as chairman and CEO of Air France-KLM to take charge of aviation industry group IATA in a surprise move announced Tuesday.
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6 Air France Employees Arrested After Violence at Headquarters
Six Air France employees were arrested today for their role in a violent protest that forced an executive for the struggling airline to flee an angry mob after his shirt was ripped off
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France Announces Terrorism Charge Against Gas Plant Attacker
France's chief public prosecutor said on Tuesday a man arrested last week on suspicion of beheading his boss and trying to blow up an industrial gas plant would be kept behind bars pending an inquiry on terrorism charges.
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US President Barack Obama Briefed on France Attack
US President Barack Obama has been briefed on the attack at a US gas company in France, a senior administration official said today, providing no further details.
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How Airlines Want to Change Your Flight Experience With Apps
From managing bookings to checking in, with plans like digital boarding passes you can flash with your phones, the airline industry is aiming for an app update.
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France Set For Air Travel Chaos After Train Strike
France faces more travel chaos next week after air traffic controllers announced a strike amid an ongoing rail protest that is the biggest industrial action in years.
