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Air France AF447 crash - Infographics Gallery

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Over the next couple of days, I’ll collect as many graphics about the AF447 crash, as I can find - you can even send in the ones you find or produce yourself, if you want to see them in this gallery.

I have listed the graphics in order of how good they are: A winner should emerge after a week. (some of the graphic handouts and other ressources are in this gallery for reference, but will be listed last regardless of quality)

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