Air France
North Korea's Missile Tests Force Airline to Reroute
Singapore Airlines changed route to avoid the northern part of the Sea of Japan.
Air France 'Shirt Ripping' Trial Begins
The trial involving 16 of the airline's employees comes as unrelated strikes sweep the country.
Air France's Gay Stewards Still Have to Fly to Tehran
A petition calling on the airline to let gay stewards opt out of the Tehran route has been signed by 23,000 people.
Air France Reports New Losses Tied to Paris Attacks
The attacks in Paris resulted in 130 deaths in November.
Suspicious Device Found on Air France Flight
The device was harmless, the airline's chief executive says.
Air France Saw $54 Million Loss After Paris Attacks
The November 13 attacks in Paris killed 130 people and injured hundreds.
Air France to Resume Paris-Tehran Flights After Eight-Year Gap
The airline had suspended direct flights between Paris and Tehran in 2008 for economic reasons.
Two Air France Flights Diverted After Bomb Threats
U.S. and Canadian officials have searched both planes and determined them safe
Air France Executives Assaulted by Crowd Protesting Job Cuts
Bosses had shirts torn from their backs after 3,000 job cuts were announced.
Air France Plane Escorted to New York's JFK Airport After Threat
U.S. fighter jets escorted the plane to JFK on Monday after an anonymous caller made a bomb threat involving commercial aviation.