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Suicidal Pilot Crashed Plane, Now Families Sue His Flight School
Relatives whose loved ones died last year when a Germanwings pilot deliberately crashed a plane in the French Alps filed a wrongful death suit Wednesday against the US flight school that trained him.
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Lufthansa To Gather Relatives Of Germanwings Crash Victims On First Anniversary
Lufthansa is taking around 650 relatives of those killed in last year's Germanwings disaster to France by plane or bus where they will attend a ceremony marking the first anniversary of the crash on Thursday.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Lufthansa Readies Compensation for Germanwings Crash
Deutsche Lufthansa plans to make offers of compensation in the coming days to the families of those killed in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in late March, a spokesman for the airline said today.
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Bodies of 30 Germanwings Crash Victims Flown to Spain
The bodies of 30 Spanish victims of Germanwings flight 4U9525, which crashed killing all 150 people onboard after being deliberately flown into the Alps by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on March 24, were finally returned to their homeland on Monday.
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French Prosecutors Expand Germanwings Probe
French investigators said on Thursday, they were expanding their German wings crash probe to see if anyone could be held liable for man slaughter, as it emerged the pilot had seen seven doctors in the month before the disaster.
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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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US to Review Pilot Mental Health After Germanwings Crash
A panel of experts from government and industry will review how the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration monitors the mental health of commercial pilots and will make recommendations within six months, the agency said Wednesday.
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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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German Air Controllers Call on Aviation Industry for Remote Command of Planes
In response to the Germanwings crash last month, the German air traffic control authority has called on the aviation industry to consider technology that would allow people on the ground to take remote command of a passenger plane and safely land it.
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Suicidal Pilot Crashed Plane, Now Families Sue His Flight School
Relatives whose loved ones died last year when a Germanwings pilot deliberately crashed a plane in the French Alps filed a wrongful death suit Wednesday against the US flight school that trained him.
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Lufthansa To Gather Relatives Of Germanwings Crash Victims On First Anniversary
Lufthansa is taking around 650 relatives of those killed in last year's Germanwings disaster to France by plane or bus where they will attend a ceremony marking the first anniversary of the crash on Thursday.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Lufthansa Readies Compensation for Germanwings Crash
Deutsche Lufthansa plans to make offers of compensation in the coming days to the families of those killed in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in late March, a spokesman for the airline said today.
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Bodies of 30 Germanwings Crash Victims Flown to Spain
The bodies of 30 Spanish victims of Germanwings flight 4U9525, which crashed killing all 150 people onboard after being deliberately flown into the Alps by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz on March 24, were finally returned to their homeland on Monday.
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French Prosecutors Expand Germanwings Probe
French investigators said on Thursday, they were expanding their German wings crash probe to see if anyone could be held liable for man slaughter, as it emerged the pilot had seen seven doctors in the month before the disaster.
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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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US to Review Pilot Mental Health After Germanwings Crash
A panel of experts from government and industry will review how the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration monitors the mental health of commercial pilots and will make recommendations within six months, the agency said Wednesday.
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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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German Air Controllers Call on Aviation Industry for Remote Command of Planes
In response to the Germanwings crash last month, the German air traffic control authority has called on the aviation industry to consider technology that would allow people on the ground to take remote command of a passenger plane and safely land it.
