法国巴约讷法院于7月初作出裁决，认定前法国航空乘务员索菲·莱诺（Sophie Lainault）所患乳腺癌具有职业起源，这是法国航空业首例此类认定 1。莱诺为获得该项认定抗争了两年半 1。该裁决为终审判决，目前无人提出上诉，可能为未来的类似索赔开创先例 1。
法院在判决中强调，夜班工作、接触电离辐射和被动吸烟与莱诺的患病存在关联 1。在1989年至2019年任职期间，莱诺累计飞行超过12600小时，其中夜间飞行超过6500小时 1。此外，法国航空航班在2000年之前允许吸烟 1。
乳腺癌是法国女性中最致命的癌症，每年约有13000人死于该疾病 1。此前在2023年，曾有一名法国护士因夜班工作28年并接触辐射，其乳腺癌也被认定为职业病 1。
A court in Bayonne, France, ruled in early July that the breast cancer suffered by former Air France flight attendant Sophie Lainault is an occupational disease, marking the first such recognition in the French aviation industry 1. This final ruling, which has not been appealed, could set a precedent for similar claims 1. Lainault fought for two and a half years to secure this official recognition 1.
The court determined that Lainault's long-term night shifts, exposure to ionizing radiation, and passive smoking were linked to her illness 1. During her tenure with Air France from 1989 to 2019, she accumulated over 12,600 flight hours, including more than 6,500 hours of night flying 1. Notably, smoking was permitted on Air France flights until the year 2000 1.
Breast cancer remains the most fatal cancer among women in France, claiming approximately 13,000 lives annually 1. In a related case, a French nurse who worked night shifts for 28 years and was exposed to radiation had her breast cancer recognized as an occupational disease in 2023 1.
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