€ 27,000, it is expensive at the weekend to go ... Sarthe. On Friday, February 18, 2011, Francois Fillon has used a Falcon 7X to the colors of the Republic to get to Solesmes, halfway between Angers and Le Mans, where he owns a "small manor. Why use a Falcon of the Republic for a ride so short? "Francois Fillon comply with the customs of the French Republic on movement of the highest state officials," said France Soir, which revealed the affair. The President and the Prime Minister must travel with military aircraft of the air even when they go abroad for private reasons "for security reasons," said France Soir. But why not choose the TGV? Sable-sur-Sarthe has a TGV station. Suddenly, the stronghold of Prime Minister is a 1 hour 20 minutes from Paris-Montparnasse. The trip is a little longer than any Falcon (flight time: 1 hour), but it is much cheaper. Matignon response: "Travel by rail would require security services systematically cleared the TGV in both directions, causing severe inconvenience to passengers. As for the car, it's a matter of time, and also security ". Reasoning "slightly absurd, "quipped the newspaper that had fun calculating the cost of the same journey by train and car. In TGV, for privatized security issues, the round trip would cost € 5,800. By car, 110 €, 40 € toll http://www.lepost.fr/article/2011/02/24/2416117_fillon-utilise-un-avion-de-la-republique-pour-son-week-end-en -Sarthe-27-000-euros.html xtor = # AL-235
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