Air France Makes Emergency Landing in Kenya after Bomb Scare

An Air France flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Kenya after a suspicious device was found in a lavatory. Air France CEO Frederic Gagey said the device didn't present any danger to passengers and was a "false alarm". The Boeing 777 was headed to Paris from Mauritius when a passenger noticed something that looked like a stopwatch mounted on a box. The passenger reported the device to the flight's crew who informed the pilots. The plane...

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