Funerals for Air France victims

Arthur Coakley and Graham Gardner died in the crash

The funerals of two men killed in the Air France crash in the Atlantic have been held.

Graham Gardner, 52, from Gourock in Renfrewshire, was a ship's master for Aberdeen oil company Subsea 7.

Arthur Coakley, 61, of Sandsend, near Whitby, North Yorkshire, was a founding director of Aberdeen-based oil industry company PDMS.

A total of 228 people were killed when the plane crashed off the Brazilian coast on 1 June.

Mr Coakley's wife, Patricia, said her thoughts were with the families who did not have the bodies of their loved ones to bury.

"We are very fortunate as a family to be able to bury Art; there are lots of families unable to do this," she said.

Most of the other passengers were Brazilians and French nationals.