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    Every day, aircraft carry a plethora of weird and wonderful things around the planet, but mistreated monkeys should not be among them. It is with this in mind that Air France has again been called out for its policy of transporting primates for the research industry – with animal advocacy organisation Last Chance for Animals (LCA) posting two large billboards in Los Angeles to highlight the issue.

    According to LCA, Air France remains one of only three commercial airlines that is still willing to transport primates for the research industry...

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    Jason Holland
    24/05/2013 - 11:34

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    Michael A. Oakes
    25/04/2013 - 14:10
    What do Atlanta and New Delhi have in common?

    I’m writing this blog from New Delhi (well, Gurgaon actually) at our Airline Engineering & Maintenance India conference. I flew straight here from Atlanta, where I was at MRO Americas. I have to admit I’m rather tired and dreading the red-eye back to London. I’m not even doing that direct – I’m flying via Frankfurt so I can have the pleasure of checking out the 747-8I for the first time.

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