O companie aviatică din Europa găsită vinovată pentru omor din culpă în cazul unui accident în care și-au pierdut viața 116 persoane

A Spanish airline, Swiftair, was found guilty of corporate manslaughter by a Paris court for a 2014 plane crash in Mali that killed 116 people. The court imposed a maximum fine of €225,000 after a three-week trial. Swiftair denied the charges and plans to appeal, arguing it should not be tried in France due to a prior Spanish ruling. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff from Burkina Faso, attributed to ice accumulation and pilot training deficiencies. The court noted inadequate competency checks for the captain and insufficient training flights for the crew.