52 'documentary directed by Fabrice Amedeo and Veronique
Préault and produced by Galaxy Press, with the participation of France Televisions and Planet.
Air France is one of the largest companies in the world, but it displays in aviation safety, a poor track record with three major accidents in less than ten years. The crash of the Rio-Paris in June 2009, which caused the disappearance of 228 people, the explosion of an aircraft landing in Toronto in 2005, which has miraculously no one was injured and the accident Concorde takeoff in 2000, which was 113 dead. They made the French company plunged into the depths of the world ranking security. How to explain this series of disasters? Could they be avoided? Do you always expect the worst to react? Aviation Safety at Air France is one of the biggest taboos of French industry. With this documentary, for the first time, people start to speak, witnesses speak, retired from the company whistleblowers. The investigation goes back to the track unreported incidents in recent months, where we came close to disaster. For the first time, Air France has played the game of transparency. The company has agreed to allow filming Focus on the drivers, which symbolize the company's thinking on the major changes necessary for safety. From internal documents and testimony shocks, this film breaks the silence, of setting in the aviation industry.
(Programme for teletext subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing)