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| Christophe de Margerie |
The Total boss plane
crash because of ' gross negligence '
The accident happened at
the airport of Moscow killing the boss of the oil
companyTotal.
Investigators say Russia is the
"negligence" that caused the accident at the airport
inMoscow and resulted in the death of the Chief Executive of French oil
company Total.
Christophe de Margerie died along
with three crew members when the plane his company jet slammed
into the vehicle shine snow on the runway.
Federal investigators said the
driver of the vehicle shine snow was drunk, and a
number of managers at the airport "negligent".
Margerie, who led the
French oil company Total since 2007, is one of the
leaders of a number of famous oil company.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin ordered
an Investigative Committee of Russia to investigate the
accident.
"This happened because
of the Negligence of the officials does not coordinate well
with the employees of the airport," said a spokesman for the
investigative Committee of Russia Vladimir Markin.
According to Markin,
some officials of the airport is most likely to be fired, and
the role of a number of air traffic controllers are also
being evaluated.
The boss of the
Total killed in the Moscow airport
Christophe de Margerie was
promoted to boss of the Total since 2007.
The Chief Executive of France's
Total oil company, Christophe de Margerie, was killedin an
accident at the airport in Moscow, Russia, on Monday
evening (20/10) orMonday early morning GMT.
Vnukovo airport spokeswoman,
Elena Krylova, said de Margerie, along with three crew
members, were killed when the jet they were travelling crashed
into a snow-cleaningvehicle on the runway.
"Yes, one of the passengers who
died was the Director of Total," said Krylova.
The accident occurred
when the plane tried to take off.
In Total, the
third-largest oil company in Europe, has already confirmed
that deMargerie was killed in the incident.
De Margerie-among
others is known for its thick-his mustache was appointed Chief
Executive of the Total in 2007, after leading the company's
operations in various countries, including Iran, Iraq and Myanmar.
He joined the Total Group after
graduating from business school in Paris, EcoleSupérieure de
Commerce, in 1974. (BBC)
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