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FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

An Air France Concorde supersonic plane takes off with fire trailing from its engine on the left wing from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on July 25, 2000. The plane crashed shortly after take-off, killing all the 109 people aboard and four others on the ground. A Japanese businessman took this photo from inside another plane while he was on a business trip and offered it to a Japanese newspaper after returning home early August. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Toshihiko Sato)

FRANKREICH CONCORDE CRASH 7/8

SEVENTH OF AN EIGHT PICTURE SERIES - This image made from video, made available Wednesday, July 26, 2000, shows through a vehicle's window the Air France Concorde flight AF4590 on fire as it takes off from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on Tuesday, July 25, 2000. The plane crashed moments later in Gonesse, France, killing all 109 people aboard the plane and four people on the ground. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/APTN, ANTENNA 3 SPAIN)

FRANKREICH CONCORDE CRASH 3/8

THIRD OF AN EIGHT PICTURE SERIES - This image made from video, made available Wednesday, July 26, 2000, shows through a vehicle's window the Air France Concorde flight AF4590 on fire as it takes off from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on Tuesday, July 25, 2000. The plane crashed moments later in Gonesse, France, killing all 109 people aboard the plane and four people on the ground. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/APTN, ANTENNA 3 SPAIN)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Aerial view of the scene where an Air France Concorde plane crashed shortly after takeoff onto a hotel in Gonesse outside Paris, killing all 109 on board and 4 people on the ground on July 25, 2000. Ceremonies were to be held to commemorate the second anniversary of the crash Thursday July 25, 2002. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Joachim Bertrand/Ministry of Interior/Civil Security/Pool)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Rescue workers at the site of the Concorde crash shortly after the July 25 accident, in this photo provided Wednesday Aug. 16, 2000 by the French Gendarmerie. French investigators said they had recommended suspending the airworthiness certificate of Concorde jets, after determining that a burst tire caused one of Air France's supersonic planes to crash in flames last month.(KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Sirpa Gendarmerie)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

In this July 25, 2000 photo, smoke billows from the crash site of an Air France Concorde in Gonesse, France, outside Paris. A French court has found Monday Dec.6, 2010, that Continental Airlines, Inc. and one of its mechanics, John Taylor, guilty in connection with the 2000 crash of the Concorde jet outside Paris which killed 113 people. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Laurent Rebours)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

GONESSE, VAL D'OISE, FRANCE : Firemen work at the site of the crash of an Air France Concorde 25 July 2000 at Gonesse near the Paris Charles de Gaulle airport. An engine of the supersonic passenger jet burst into flame on takeoff and the craft veered into a fatal dive, killing all 109 passengers and crew aboard and four people on the ground. (KEYSTONE/PHOTO AFP/MINISTERE DE L'INTEREUR/JOACHIM BERTRAND/SECURITE CIVILE)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

A French policeman looks at rescue workers near the debris of the hotel on which an Air France Concorde en route to New York City crashed in Gonesse, outside Paris, shortly after take off, Tuesday, July 25, 2000. France's Interior Ministry announced 113 died in the crash. It was the first time one of the supersonic jet has crashed. (KEYSTONE/AP photo/Laurent Rebours)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

BEP/P. de POULPIQUET/LE PARISIEN ; Le 31/01 - n peu moins d'une décennie après le crash du Concorde qui avait fait 113 morts peu après son décollage de Roissy, le procès de la catastrophe s'ouvre mardi devant le tribunal de Pontoise, promettant une belle bataille d'experts. La compagnie américaine Continental Airlines et cinq personnes physiques devront répondre de leur responsabilité dans cet accident. ARCHIVES GONESSE LE 25/07/2000 ; Un Concorde de la compagnie Air France s'est ecrase le 25 juillet 2000 pres d'un hotel a Gonesse, dans le Val d'Oise peu apres son decollage de l'aeroport de Roissy-Charles de Gaulle. L'accident a fait 113 morts, selon un bilan provisoire du ministère de l'Intérieur. An Air France Concorde carrying German tourists to a luxury cruise crashed in a ball of fire after it took off from Paris on Tuesday, killing all but one of 110 people on board and four on the ground. (KEYSTONE/MAXPPP/P. de POULPIQUET )

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Rescue workers and crash investigators sift through the wreckage of the Air France Concorde, at Gonesse, France, Wednesday July 26, 2000. The aircraft crashed July 25, shortly after leaving Charles de Gaulle airport, killing all 109 people on board, and four on the ground.(KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Francois Mori)

FRANKREICH CONCORDE ABSTURZ

In this July 25, 2000, file photo, a firefighter sprays water on the debris of an Air France Concorde plane after it crashed into a hotel shortly after takeoff in Gonesse, France, outside of Paris. A French appeals court is expected to decide on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, whether to uphold a manslaughter conviction against Continental Airlines for the crash over a decade ago of an Air France Concorde that killed 113 people. Continental Airlines, Inc. and one of its mechanics were convicted in 2010.(KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ministry of Interior/Civil Security, Joachim Bertrand, Pool, File)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Aerial view of the crash scene in Gonesse, outside Paris, after an Air France Concorde plane enroute to New York crashed shortly after takeoff, Tuesday, July 25, 2000. The crash killed all 109 people on board and four on the ground. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Joachim Bertrand/Ministry of Interior/Civil Security/Pool)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

BEP/P. de POULPIQUET/LE PARISIEN ; Le 31/01 - n peu moins d'une décennie après le crash du Concorde qui avait fait 113 morts peu après son décollage de Roissy, le procès de la catastrophe s'ouvre mardi devant le tribunal de Pontoise, promettant une belle bataille d'experts. La compagnie américaine Continental Airlines et cinq personnes physiques devront répondre de leur responsabilité dans cet accident. ARCHIVES GONESSE LE 25/07/2000 ; Un Concorde de la compagnie Air France s'est ecrase le 25 juillet 2000 pres d'un hotel a Gonesse, dans le Val d'Oise peu apres son decollage de l'aeroport de Roissy-Charles de Gaulle. L'accident a fait 113 morts, selon un bilan provisoire du ministère de l'Intérieur. An Air France Concorde carrying German tourists to a luxury cruise crashed in a ball of fire after it took off from Paris on Tuesday, killing all but one of 110 people on board and four on the ground. (KEYSTONE/MAXPPP/P. de POULPIQUET )

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Firefighters work at the crash scene after an Air France Concorde plane enroute to New York crashed in Gonesse, outside Paris shortly after takeoff, Tuesday, July 25, 2000. All 109 people on board the aircraft were killed in the crash. Four people on the ground died as the crashing plane hit a hotel. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Laurent Rebours)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Aerial view of the crash site where an Air France Concorde enroute to New York City crashed in Gonesse, outside Paris, shortly after take off, in this image taken from television Tuesday, July 25, 2000. France's Interior Ministry announced 113 died in the crash. It was the first time one of the supersonic jets has crashed. (AP photo/APTN) TV OUT

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

A photograph showing firefighters carrying the body of one of the victims of the Concorde crash in Gonesse, France, 25 July 2000. Almost a decade after the accident in which an Air France Concorde carrying German tourists to a luxury cruise crashed in a ball of fire after it took off from Charles De Gaulle airport, near Paris, killing all but one of 110 people on board and four on the ground, the audiences of a judiciary process will start on 02 February 2010. EPA/MAXPPP/POULPIQUET FRANCE OUT --- BELGIUM OUT

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

GON01 - 20000726 - GONESSE, FRANCE : French firemen and rescue workers collect 26 July 2000 the remains of 109 passengers killed when an Air France Concorde crashed after take-off 25 July in Gonesse, outside Paris. Picking their way through charred debris strewn over a circular area about 50 metres wide, emergency teams placed orange-and-white cones to mark the bodies, and others carried them to a fleet of waiting ambulances. (KEYSTONE/PHOTO AFP/JACK GUEZ/JG/lab/sb/ao)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Rescue workers stand on the crash site where an Air France Concorde en route to New York City crashed in Gonesse, outside Paris, shortly after take off, Tuesday, July 25, 2000, slamming into a hotel. France's Interior Ministry announced 113 died in the crash. It was the first time one of the supersonic jets has crashed. A part of the plane is seen at right. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Rescue workers inspect debris of the plane after an Air France Concorde plane which crashed en route to New York crashed at Gonesse outside Paris shortly after takeoff, Tuesday, July 25, 2000. The plane slammed into a hotel, killing 113 people. It was the first time one of the supersonic jets has crashed. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Joachim Bertrand/French Ministry of Interior/Civil Security/Pool)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Emergency personnel spray water on the debris of the Air France Concorde that crashed in Gonesse outside Paris, shortly after takeoff, Tuesday, July 25, 2000, after the plane slammed into a hotel, killing 109 passengers and 4 people on the ground. It was the first time one of the supersonic jets has crashed. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Joachim Bertrand/French Ministry of Interior/Civil Security/Pool)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

GONESSE, FRANCE : View of the Air France concorde crash in Gonesse near Roissy airport 25 July 2000. The Concorde special flight chartered by the German tour operator Deilmann was flying to New York. At least 109 people died. (KEYSTONE/PHOTO AFP/-/NF/JL(

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

In this July 25, 2000 photo, firefighters stand at the crash site of an Air France Concorde in Gonesse, France, outside Paris. A French court has found Monday Dec.6, 2010, that Continental Airlines, Inc. and one of its mechanics, John Taylor, guilty in connection with the 2000 crash of the Concorde jet outside Paris which killed 113 people. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Laurent Rebours)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

A door of the Concorde jet is seen shortly after the July 25 crash, in this photo provided Wednesday Aug. 16, 2000 by the French Gendarmerie. French investigators said they had recommended suspending the airworthiness certificate of Concorde jets, after determining that a burst tire caused one of Air France's supersonic planes to crash in flames last month.(KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Sirpa Gendarmerie)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

This Aug.31, 2000 photo shows a photo taken from the preliminary report posted on the Internet by French investigators into the July 25, 2000, crash of Air France Concorde flight 4590, shows a 16 inch metal strip found on the runway at Charles De Gaulle airport in Paris following the crash. A French court has found Monday Dec.6, 2010, that Continental Airlines, Inc. and one of its mechanics, John Taylor, guilty in connection with the 2000 crash of the Concorde jet outside Paris which killed 113 people. (AP Photo/HO)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

Picture taken 07 November 2000 in a warehouse of Dugny military base shows the wheels of the Concorde which crashed 25 July 2000 in Gonesse. The French Investigation Bureau (BEA) reported 05 January 2001 that tyre-bursts on British Airways or Air France Concordes led to perforations in the aircraftrs' fuel-tanks on six occasions prior to July 2000 air crash outside Paris. (KEYSTONE/PHOTO AFP FILES/Jack Guez)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

An image of the cockpit of the doomed Air France Concorde flight 4590, taken from the preliminary report posted on the internet Thursday August 31, 2000 by French investigators into the Paris crash on July 25, in which 113 people died. The report provides a graphic account of the final moments of flight 4590 and stresses that it was the destruction of a forward tyre on the left landing gear, gashed by a 40 centimeter (16 inch) stray piece of metal on the runway, that likely triggered a chain of events dooming the flight. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/HO/Str)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

German relatives of some of the 113 people killed in the Concorde jet crash last July 25, 2000, gather for a private ceremony on the crash site in Gonesse outside Paris Saturday, August 26, 2000. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

General view of the ecumenical service at the Madeleine church in Paris Thursday, July 27, 2000, held in memory of the victims of Tuesday's Concorde crash. The Air France flight AF4590 crashed Tuesday shortly after take off from the Charles de Gaulle airport, north of Paris, killing all 109 on board, mostly German citizens, and four on the ground. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Joel Robine, POOL)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

PAR60 - 20020725 - PARIS, PARIS, FRANCE : Picture taken 25 July 2002 shows the stele held in Christophe Colomb square at Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport in memory of the victims of the 25 July 2000 Air France Concorde crash that killed 113 People. Two years after the deadly Concorde crash outside Paris, Air France and British Airways are struggling to fill seats aboard the supersonic jet, keeping it in service largely as a symbol of prestige. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO AFP / JEAN AYISSI /mrd/fb/mpr/sd)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

A ceremony is held at Roissy, north of Paris, Thursday July 25, 2002, to commemorate the second anniversary of the crash of a Concorde plane that killed 113 people on July 25, 2000. At left is Jean-Francois Michel, head of the French victims of the Concorde crash's association. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon)

FRANKREICH ABSTURZ CONCORDE

PRI73 - 20000727 - PARIS, FRANCE : A spray of roses was placed in the Madeleine church in Paris, 27 July 2000 during the ceremony for the 113 victims of the Air France Concorde crash 25 July 2000 in Gonesse. EPA PHOTO AFP POOL/JOEL ROBINE/lab/sb-lc/myd

FRANCE CONCORDE CRASH

A general view of the court room at the courthouse in Versailles, west of Paris, Thursday, March 8, 2012. Continental Airlines, French officials and mechanics are going back on trial over the 2000 crash of a Concorde supersonic jet, which killed 113 people. A faulty metal strip on a Continental DC-10 fell onto the runway, puncturing the Concorde's tire, sending bits of rubber into the fuel tanks and starting the fire that brought down the plane and sent it crashing into a hotel outside Paris. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)