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Paris-Charles de Gaulle

Paris-Charles de Gaulle

International airport in Roissy-en-FranceWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

Harvey GuillénHOST
27:20
Ayad G. is the first caught.
Harvey GuillénHOST
27:23
Just three days after the heist, he's intercepted at Charles de Gaulle Airport with a one-way ticket to Algeria.
Harvey GuillénHOST
27:30
His DNA reportedly matches samples from a getaway scooter.
Harvey GuillénHOST
27:35
Abdoulaye is arrested at his home six days after the heist.
HughHOST
8:37
Good going, Holly.
HughHOST
8:38
Andy H adds, okay, people, some live travel updates from Charles de Gaulle Airport allow lots of time for the outbound passport check when leaving France.
HughHOST
8:46
There was some of that going on once when we were there.
HughHOST
8:51
Recently we were there, but when we actually got there, we were straight through.
Dustin GoukerHOST
15:54
Uh, that was, I mean that was a real story that happened in Paris and I think they cracked down on that by var- var- uh, varying the sources of temperature in Paris.
Dustin GoukerHOST
16:01
But, uh, somebody went to Charles de Gaulle Airport and did something.
Kit ChellelGUEST
16:05
I say, I say hats off to that guy.
Dustin GoukerHOST
16:07
No honestly I'm like man brilliant and stuff like-
Neil HumphreysHOST
31:45
It's such a feel-good story.
Neil HumphreysHOST
31:46
While most travelers in the crowded immigration queue watched, three Singaporeans immediately went to find airport staff when an elderly woman was suddenly unwell at Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Neil HumphreysHOST
32:00
Isn't it wonderful? Everybody else just stood around, but it was Singaporeans, Bhavin.
Neil HumphreysHOST
32:05
Singaporeans.
Neil HumphreysHOST
32:06
Normally we get accused of just filming incidents instead of acting, but at the Charles de Gaulle Airport in France, three young Singaporeans stepped in to help an elderly woman while others stood around and watched.
Bhavan JaipragasGUEST
32:20
Great to see, yeah.
Neil HumphreysHOST
32:20
See, the cliche doesn't hold, does it, Bhavin?
Jack HoGUEST
41:22
So a lot of times I would go by myself or maybe one other friend if they're available.
Jack HoGUEST
41:27
And, but you know, so many times that, you know, Sydney airport, Tokyo airport, Paris airport, completely alone by myself, all my bags, you know, you get off the plane at Paris airport, Charles de Gaulle, and I've never been there before.
Evan LeongHOST
41:41
Airport's freaking huge.
Evan LeongHOST
41:42
Do people ask you, like, what's all that stuff?
Anna HelhoskiCORRESPONDENT
34:28
One of the weirder ones happened in Paris in April.
Anna HelhoskiCORRESPONDENT
34:31
There were two separate contracts that were tied to temperatures recorded at Charles de Gaulle Airport, which Polymarket uses to gauge temperature readings for those markets.
Anna HelhoskiCORRESPONDENT
34:40
Now, two unusual readings led to some pretty wild payouts.
Anna HelhoskiCORRESPONDENT
34:44
In one case, someone reportedly turned a $119 bet into more than $20,000 because they correctly called an unusual temperature spike.
speaker_5HOST
11:37
Absolute chaos.
speaker_4HOST
11:37
Think about the families waiting at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris.
speaker_4HOST
11:42
They are literally watching the arrivals board change to delayed.
speaker_4HOST
11:46
Then they are being corralled into a private hotel room watching happy tourists walk by outside while they are told their loved ones are dead.
Wesley BakerHOST
6:22
Interesting they've got something in Paris, Dan, but nothing from London.
Dan PrattHOST
6:25
Yeah, I'm really super excited to hear that because, yeah, I live literally about half an hour, 30 minutes from Charles de Gaulle Airport, which is obviously the big Paris airport.
Dan PrattHOST
6:32
So literally I could come to Osaka directly, which would be amazing.
Dan PrattHOST
6:37
I really need to do that one day.
Guillaume BlondelGUEST
1:15
I'm the CEO of DSNA for five or six years now.
Guillaume BlondelGUEST
1:19
Previously, I was an ADCO in Paris ACC and for 10 years, an ADCO in Charles de Gaulle Airport for 10 years also.
Guillaume BlondelGUEST
1:28
Then I moved to the management 10 years ago.
Johnny PringHOST
1:32
so the situation we're going to address today is the series of wildfires which affected southwest france at the end of july and in particular how this affected the bordeaux area control center could you just summarize briefly what the situation was and how that threatened the the bordeaux acc in late july
speaker_0NARRATOR
64:52
The first fatal flight of the Concorde was also its last fatal flight.
speaker_0NARRATOR
64:57
On the 25th of July 2000, Air France flight 4590 was leaving Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France, en route for JFK Airport in New York, when it caught fire and crashed into the nearby hotel, Hotelissimo.
speaker_0NARRATOR
65:11
Four people on the ground and everyone on board, 100 passengers and nine crew, were killed.
speaker_0NARRATOR
65:16
The accident was caused by a small strip of titanium, which had fallen off an earlier DC-10.

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