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Air France has embargoed primate exports from Indonesia following an incident involving a shipment that included baby monkeys. In late May, a large shipment of monkeys, including many babies, transitted Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris, France. The shipper was Inquatex, an Indonesian firm and the consignee LABS of Virginia. One of the mothers was found dead in her crate at Paris. Her suckling baby was killed for an unclear reason. There was a 2-day delay in Paris, and the remaining animals were shipped on to O'Hare Airport, Chicago, USA.
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From 1974 Air France began shifting the bulk of operations to a new Charles de Gaulle Airport. By the early 1980s only Corsica, Martinique, Guadeloupe, most services to French Guyana, Réunion, the Maghreb region, Eastern Europe (except the USSR), Southern Europe (except Greece and Italy) and one daily service to New York JFK remained at Orly.
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Here is information about an appallingly cruel incident in late May involving the death of a mother monkey who was travelling on Air France from Jakarta, Indonesia, to the United States. She was found dead in her crate in Paris.
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