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   Is the biggest mystery in French aviation history finally solved after 51   
   years? If it depends on President Macron. It can put the French army in narrow   
   shoes.   
       
   After 51 years, President Macron wants to solve the biggest mystery in French   
   aviation history The plane crash is still commemorated every year in Ajaccio,   
   the capital of Corsica.   
       
   On 11 September 1968, around half past 10 in the morning, the pilot of the Air   
   France flight en route from Corsican Ajaccio to Nice, reported a fire aboard   
   the aircraft. Three minutes before the plane lands, the Caravelle crashes in   
   the Mediterranean Sea, a few kilometers off the coast of Cap d'Antibes. None   
   of the 95 occupants survives the crash.   
       
   Immediately it is rumored that the plane was mistakenly shot down by a French   
   army missile. Rumors that firmly wipe the French army and government off the   
   table. Four years later, a committee of inquiry reports that the cause of the   
   fire is unknown.   
       
   The families of the victims do not stop there: they collect testimonies that   
   contradict the official version. After three unsuccessful attempts, an   
   investigating judge reopens the case. But all attempts to expose the truth end   
   up dead: the file is classified as a "military secret". Now, 51 years later,   
   the Elysee has announced that Macron has instructed its defense minister to   
   initiate the procedure to make the file public.   
       
   https://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19680911-0   
      
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