Passengers flying out of Paris will be able to pick up a copy of the latest issue of Charlie Hebdo after Air France purchased 20,000 copies. Despite newstands across Europe selling out in minutes, the French carrier has moved quickly to show their support for the press title. With a usual print run of around 60,000 copies, the first issue printed after the terror attacks, where 12 people were killed at the magazine offices, was increased to five million copies. Those waiting in the departure lounges at Charles de Gaulle Airport will be able to pick up the latest edition of Charlie Hebdo
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Passengers flying from Charles de Gaulle and Orly can pick up a copy
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Magazine's cover shows prophet Mohammed and words 'All is forgiven'
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Print run has increased from usual 60,000 to five million
The issue includes a cartoon of the prophet Mohammed on the front cover, with the words Tout est pardonné, @placeholder for 'All is forgiven'.