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Germanwings Crash Victims' Families Plan US Lawsuit: Report
Relatives of victims of the Germanwings crash in the French Alps hope to take their compensation claims against parent company Lufthansa to a US court, their lawyer said today.
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Germanwings Pilot Andreas Lubitz Saw 41 Doctors in 5 Years, 7 in Month Before Crash
A Germanwings pilot who ploughed his plane into the French Alps saw 41 doctors in five years, seven of them in the month before the crash, a prosecutor said today in Paris.
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Bodies of Teens From Germanwings Crash Arrive in Hometown
The bodies of German schoolchildren killed in the Germanwings plane that was deliberately crashed in the French Alps arrived in their grieving hometown today.
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Delayed Return of Germanwings Victims' Remains Sparks Anger
Relatives of those killed when a Germanwings flight was deliberately crashed into the French Alps have angrily complained to parent company Lufthansa, after a delay in the return of victims' remains, their lawyer said today.
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All 150 Germanwings Crash Victims Identified: Officials
Investigators have identified the remains of all 150 people aboard a Germanwings flight that was deliberately crashed into the French Alps, a prosecutor said Tuesday, allowing them finally to be laid to rest.
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Flightradar24 Finds not Just Planespotters Flocking to its Website
Within 40 minutes of Germanwings flight 4U9525 crashing in the Alps in March French accident investigators from the BEA authority were on the phone to plane tracking website Flightradar24.
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Lufthansa Doctors Recommended Continued Treatment for Germanwings Co-Pilot: Report
Doctors at Lufthansa had recommended that pilot Andreas Lubitz, who is suspected of deliberately crashing a plane in the French Alps, be given psychological treatment after he suffered a bout of depression, a German newspaper reported.
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'Open the Damn Door,' Germanwings Captain Shouted to Co-Pilot: Report
The captain of the Germanwings flight, which officials say was deliberately crashed into the French Alps, shouted at the co-pilot to "open the damn door" as he made desperate attempts to return to the locked cockpit, according to a German newspaper today.
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Germany to Hold National Memorial for Crash Victims on April 17, Says Official
Germany will hold a national memorial ceremony and service for victims of a Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps, killing all 150 aboard, on April 17, regional authorities said today.
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European Union Considers Two-Person Cockpit Rule After Germanwings Crash
The EU said on Friday that it is studying whether to make airlines keep two crew members in the cockpit at all times after the Alps crash in which a Germanwings co-pilot flew his Airbus into a mountain.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Hid Health Condition That Would Have Banned Flying
The pilot who crashed a plane in the French Alps had received a sick note from doctors showing he suffered a health condition that would have prevented him flying the day of the crash, which he apparently hid from his employer, German prosecutors said.
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Leaders See Horror of French Alps Crash as Probe Gathers Pace
Investigators on Wednesday made their first breakthrough in the probe into the crash of an airliner in the French Alps, as President Francois Hollande vowed everything would be done to explain the tragedy that killed 150 people.
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French Air Disaster Black Box 'Damaged', Sent to Paris, Says Source
The cockpit voice recorder recovered from the wreckage of the Germanwings Airbus that crashed killing all 150 aboard has been found damaged and has being taken to Paris for analysis, a source close to the inquiry said today.
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Rescuers Struggle to Recover Bodies in French Alps Crash
The arduous search for the 150 victims of the worst aviation disaster on French soil in decades was set to resume at dawn today, as European leaders visit the site of the tragedy to pay their respects.
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Germanwings Crash Victims' Families Plan US Lawsuit: Report
Relatives of victims of the Germanwings crash in the French Alps hope to take their compensation claims against parent company Lufthansa to a US court, their lawyer said today.
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Germanwings Pilot Andreas Lubitz Saw 41 Doctors in 5 Years, 7 in Month Before Crash
A Germanwings pilot who ploughed his plane into the French Alps saw 41 doctors in five years, seven of them in the month before the crash, a prosecutor said today in Paris.
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Bodies of Teens From Germanwings Crash Arrive in Hometown
The bodies of German schoolchildren killed in the Germanwings plane that was deliberately crashed in the French Alps arrived in their grieving hometown today.
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Delayed Return of Germanwings Victims' Remains Sparks Anger
Relatives of those killed when a Germanwings flight was deliberately crashed into the French Alps have angrily complained to parent company Lufthansa, after a delay in the return of victims' remains, their lawyer said today.
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All 150 Germanwings Crash Victims Identified: Officials
Investigators have identified the remains of all 150 people aboard a Germanwings flight that was deliberately crashed into the French Alps, a prosecutor said Tuesday, allowing them finally to be laid to rest.
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Flightradar24 Finds not Just Planespotters Flocking to its Website
Within 40 minutes of Germanwings flight 4U9525 crashing in the Alps in March French accident investigators from the BEA authority were on the phone to plane tracking website Flightradar24.
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Lufthansa Doctors Recommended Continued Treatment for Germanwings Co-Pilot: Report
Doctors at Lufthansa had recommended that pilot Andreas Lubitz, who is suspected of deliberately crashing a plane in the French Alps, be given psychological treatment after he suffered a bout of depression, a German newspaper reported.
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'Open the Damn Door,' Germanwings Captain Shouted to Co-Pilot: Report
The captain of the Germanwings flight, which officials say was deliberately crashed into the French Alps, shouted at the co-pilot to "open the damn door" as he made desperate attempts to return to the locked cockpit, according to a German newspaper today.
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Germany to Hold National Memorial for Crash Victims on April 17, Says Official
Germany will hold a national memorial ceremony and service for victims of a Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps, killing all 150 aboard, on April 17, regional authorities said today.
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European Union Considers Two-Person Cockpit Rule After Germanwings Crash
The EU said on Friday that it is studying whether to make airlines keep two crew members in the cockpit at all times after the Alps crash in which a Germanwings co-pilot flew his Airbus into a mountain.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Hid Health Condition That Would Have Banned Flying
The pilot who crashed a plane in the French Alps had received a sick note from doctors showing he suffered a health condition that would have prevented him flying the day of the crash, which he apparently hid from his employer, German prosecutors said.
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Leaders See Horror of French Alps Crash as Probe Gathers Pace
Investigators on Wednesday made their first breakthrough in the probe into the crash of an airliner in the French Alps, as President Francois Hollande vowed everything would be done to explain the tragedy that killed 150 people.
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French Air Disaster Black Box 'Damaged', Sent to Paris, Says Source
The cockpit voice recorder recovered from the wreckage of the Germanwings Airbus that crashed killing all 150 aboard has been found damaged and has being taken to Paris for analysis, a source close to the inquiry said today.
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Rescuers Struggle to Recover Bodies in French Alps Crash
The arduous search for the 150 victims of the worst aviation disaster on French soil in decades was set to resume at dawn today, as European leaders visit the site of the tragedy to pay their respects.
