Body of a child has been found in the landing gear of an Air France Boeing 777 at Paris CDG

Published: 12:03 PM UTC, Wed January 8, 2020

A child has been found dead in the landing gear of an Air France plane landing at Paris CDG.

The body of a “ten year old” child was found on Wednesday morning in the landing gear of an Air France plane from Abidjan.

The Boeing 777-300ER (reg. F-GSQY) performing flight #AF703 took off from Abidjan on Tuesday evening and landed shortly after 6 a.m. in Paris.

According to our infirmation, the body was found in the left main gear. In a press release, the airline confirms the death.

Source:Airlive.net

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