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French court denies appeal over passport photo mismatch
The Administrative Court in Paris has rejected the appeal of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) regarding a fine of €10,000 imposed by the French Ministry of the Interior. The fine was issued after a female passenger was transported from Casablanca to France using a French passport registered under another woman's name, and it was determined that her facial features did not match the photo in the document. The ruling confirmed that physical differences between the passenger and the photo in the passport—such as the shape of the face, eyes, nose, and lips—constitute clear evidence of identity fraud, preventing the airline from relying on legal exemption from the fine. The decision comes in the context of verifying that transportation companies properly check travelers' documents; the court held that simply presenting a passport is not sufficient to avoid responsibility if there is a significant discrepancy in identity. It also affirmed that the mismatch between the photo and the passenger constitutes a violation that warrants the fine.
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