The official version blamed a fire on board that prompted pilots to lose control. France Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron pledged to open up military records in a letter to an association of victims’ families as they prepare to mark the 51st anniversary of the disaster near the southern city of Nice.
In a letter to Mathieu Paoli, president of the victims’ association, which was seen by AFP, Macron wrote that he “understands your search to uncover the truth”.
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