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Rename to "1950 Air France Douglas DC-4 crashes"

The current page title is clumsily worded. Yes, there are two accidents, and yes, it makes sense to combine them on one page, but the plural "accidents" makes that clear (although "crashes" appears to follow the standard format used in other articles). I'll move the article to 1950 Air France Douglas DC-4 crashes (with a redirect) in a few days unless there are any credible objections. Rupert Clayton (talk) 17:15, 21 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]