Paris airport chief tests positive for coronavirus


AFP
| 2020/03/09 | 267 words | LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT

The chief executive of Groupe ADP, the company which runs the two main international airports in Paris -- Charles de Gaulle and Orly -- has tested positive for the coronavirus, the group said Monday.Augustin de Romanet tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday, the company said, adding his "state of health is not a cause for concern and does not prevent him from carrying out his functions."Officials were tracing people he had been in contact with, and the CEO will stay at home for two weeks i...(…)

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