Gert van der Hoek
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Recently an Air France plane was grounded in Madrid , after a suspected Ebola patient on board; was false alarm
Ebola: flight attendants of Air France demanding an end flights to Conakry
Published on 17/10/2014
Unions of hostesses and stewards of Air France demanded on Friday "the closure of the service to Conakry" in Guinea, hit by Ebola country. These staff of the French company expressed concern of a "serious risk of spread of the epidemic." Ebola hemorrhagic fever has killed 4,555 in seven countries.
In a statement released Friday, Unsa and SNPNC-FO, unions and business personal navigators (PNC) representative at Air France, demanding nothing less than the "closing line Conakry (...) until that the outbreak of the Ebola virus is completely under control. "The Inter, based on the decision taken by other airlines (British Airways and Emirates) suspend that line, "denounces the scandalous obstinacy" of Air France, which provided them with "a simple pair of gloves" for protection.
Le Parisien
Recently an Air France plane was grounded in Madrid , after a suspected Ebola patient on board; was false alarm
Ebola: flight attendants of Air France demanding an end flights to Conakry
Published on 17/10/2014
Unions of hostesses and stewards of Air France demanded on Friday "the closure of the service to Conakry" in Guinea, hit by Ebola country. These staff of the French company expressed concern of a "serious risk of spread of the epidemic." Ebola hemorrhagic fever has killed 4,555 in seven countries.
In a statement released Friday, Unsa and SNPNC-FO, unions and business personal navigators (PNC) representative at Air France, demanding nothing less than the "closing line Conakry (...) until that the outbreak of the Ebola virus is completely under control. "The Inter, based on the decision taken by other airlines (British Airways and Emirates) suspend that line, "denounces the scandalous obstinacy" of Air France, which provided them with "a simple pair of gloves" for protection.
Le Parisien