The flight was heading from Paris to Shanghai.
The first plane filled with smoke, prompting a forced landing.
The replacement plane broke down.
We probably know people on that flight.
Read here.
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Nikolai ‘Kolya’ Rodchenko?
I have been to Irkutsk. It’s actually a pleasant enough town with plenty of old wooden architecture, certainly one of the better stop overs on the Trans Siberian Railway from Moscow to Beijing or Vladivostok. There are far worse places to be “stranded” in Russia.
Try another stock photo. I seriously doubt the airport looks anything like that. Probably more like this: https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/b/winter-hut-ural-mountains-russia-taiga-siberia-16636314.jpg
Yep, pretty much dead-on: http://www.rusaviainsider.com/irkutsk-international-airport/
AIR FRANCE statement “The safety of its customers and crew is Air France’s absolute priority,” remains me about the tragic of flight 447 over the Atlantic in 2009 in hands of an inexpert pilot…
Just like the movie “White Nights”….Take care where you fly…if your papers are not in order……
This seems appropriate!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHRkry3TkmA
It is a most public secret that Air France used to be a nice (and even once in a while good) airline a very long time ago. As with France itself, radical reform will never happen, and if it happens the result is the obligatory vehement and passionate strike. It looks like that sentiment even exists in Air France’s equipment…;-)
Huh? Why would I know anyone on that flight?