On July 25, 2000, Air France flight 4590 was travelling from Paris to New York City when it crashed into a hotel in Gonesse, France, killing 113 people. NY Daily NewsEveryone on the Concorde plane died. Getty ImagesSmoking- The crash site of the doomed Concorde plane. Getty ImagesAftermath- Investigators discovered the plane had not been looked after properly (Image- PA). mirrorAnalyzing the crash site. National PostInvestigators went through the wreckage piece by piece to find out why the Concorde crashed. MirrorWreckage from the Air France Concorde which crash-ed just north of Paris. 113 people died, of whom 4 were on the ground when the crash occurred. GettyRemoving the rubble. AP PhotoConcorde crash of air France in Gonesse France on July 25th 2000. Fragment of the fuselage in the foreground. GettyCrash Site. GettyThe distance between take off and the crash. crash du concordeScrum- Olivier Metzner (C), the lawyer for Continental Airlines speaks to journalists after the verdict in France. Daily MailThe Concorde monument. zooversConcorde crash memorial ceremony. ladepeche