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Deadly Concorde Crash

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• July 25, 2000: Air France Concorde flight 4590 takes off from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris with fire trailing from its engine on the left wing. The plane crashed shortly after take-off, killing all the 109 people aboard and four others on the ground. A French judge ordered Continental Airlines and five people to stand trial for manslaughter in connection with the crash.
• Nov. 7, 2000: An investigator inspects remnants of a crashed Concorde supersonic jet in a hangar in Dugny, north of Paris. The Air France Concorde crashed after takeoff from Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport in July 2000.
• July 25, 2000: The aftermath of the Air France Concorde jet crash is seen in Gonesse, near Paris, France.
• July 25, 2000: Debris from the nose and cockpit of crashed Air France Concorde jet is seen in Gonesse, France.
• July 25, 2000: Firefighters and police examine the scene of the Concorde jet crash in, Gonesse, France.
• July 25, 2000: The metal strip that punctured a tire of the Air France Concorde jet that crashed is seen at the Charles de Gaulle Airport near Paris, France.
• July 25, 2001: A memorial plaque for the victims of the Concorde crash is seen in Roissy, France.