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Lufthansa Airlines Staff Strike, Dozens Of Flights Cancelled In Germany
Cabin crew at four Lufthansa subsidiary airlines staged a day-long strike Sunday, causing dozens of cancellations at German airports in a battle for better pay and conditions.
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Families of Germanwings Victims Hold Out for Higher Compensation
Families of Germans who died in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in March have turned down the airline's compensation offer, demanding a higher amount of at least 100,000 euros, their lawyer said Saturday.
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France Opens Criminal Inquiry into Screening of Germanwings Crash Co-Pilot
A French prosecutor on Thursday formally opened a criminal inquiry into the Germanwings plane crash in March that killed 150 people to investigate whether mistakes were made in monitoring the psychological health of the co-pilot.
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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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Germanwings Plane Diverted to Stuttgart Due to Suspected Oil Loss
A Germanwings flight to Venice was diverted to Stuttgart on Saturday as the Airbus A319 aircraft appeared to be losing oil, the airline said in a statement.
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Psychological Profiling, Cockpit Door Locks will be Focus of Germanwings Probe
French air accident authority BEA said its probe into the Germanwings crash would study "systemic weaknesses" that might have led to the disaster, such as psychological profiling and cockpit door locks.
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Lufthansa Cancels 60th Anniversary Celebrations Over Germanwings Crash
Lufthansa said today that it will cancel celebrations marking the German airline's 60th anniversary in the wake of last week's deadly crash of an Airbus jet from its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings.
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German Police Find No 'Smoking Gun' in Crash Pilot's Home
Police searching a home of the German co-pilot who officials say appears to have deliberately crashed a plane into the French Alps said today they had seized evidence but no "smoking gun".
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Andreas Lubitz Suffered Depression: Report
The Germanwings co-pilot said to have deliberately crashed his Airbus with 149 others aboard into the French Alps suffered serious depression six years ago, German daily Bild reported today.
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Germanwings Captain Tried to Smash into Cockpit with Axe
The captain locked out of the cockpit of the Germanwings plane that crashed in the French Alps used an axe to try and force his way back in, German daily Bild said today, citing security sources.
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After Germanwings Crash, Nervous Crew Members Force Flight Cancellations
After an Airbus operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings airline crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing all 150 people on board, the Dusseldorf Airport in Germany has seen long queues, with passengers lining up to rebook their flights.
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After Plane Crash in France, Germanwings Puts Its Logo In Mourning
After an Airbus crashed in the French Alps today, low-cost airline Germanwings changed its logo on social media.
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148 People Feared Dead After Germanwings Airbus A320 Crash in France
An Airbus A320 has crashed in southern France, according to reports.
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Lufthansa Airlines Staff Strike, Dozens Of Flights Cancelled In Germany
Cabin crew at four Lufthansa subsidiary airlines staged a day-long strike Sunday, causing dozens of cancellations at German airports in a battle for better pay and conditions.
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Families of Germanwings Victims Hold Out for Higher Compensation
Families of Germans who died in the crash of a Germanwings jet in the French Alps in March have turned down the airline's compensation offer, demanding a higher amount of at least 100,000 euros, their lawyer said Saturday.
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France Opens Criminal Inquiry into Screening of Germanwings Crash Co-Pilot
A French prosecutor on Thursday formally opened a criminal inquiry into the Germanwings plane crash in March that killed 150 people to investigate whether mistakes were made in monitoring the psychological health of the co-pilot.
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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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Germanwings Plane Diverted to Stuttgart Due to Suspected Oil Loss
A Germanwings flight to Venice was diverted to Stuttgart on Saturday as the Airbus A319 aircraft appeared to be losing oil, the airline said in a statement.
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Psychological Profiling, Cockpit Door Locks will be Focus of Germanwings Probe
French air accident authority BEA said its probe into the Germanwings crash would study "systemic weaknesses" that might have led to the disaster, such as psychological profiling and cockpit door locks.
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Lufthansa Cancels 60th Anniversary Celebrations Over Germanwings Crash
Lufthansa said today that it will cancel celebrations marking the German airline's 60th anniversary in the wake of last week's deadly crash of an Airbus jet from its low-cost subsidiary Germanwings.
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German Police Find No 'Smoking Gun' in Crash Pilot's Home
Police searching a home of the German co-pilot who officials say appears to have deliberately crashed a plane into the French Alps said today they had seized evidence but no "smoking gun".
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Andreas Lubitz Suffered Depression: Report
The Germanwings co-pilot said to have deliberately crashed his Airbus with 149 others aboard into the French Alps suffered serious depression six years ago, German daily Bild reported today.
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Germanwings Captain Tried to Smash into Cockpit with Axe
The captain locked out of the cockpit of the Germanwings plane that crashed in the French Alps used an axe to try and force his way back in, German daily Bild said today, citing security sources.
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After Germanwings Crash, Nervous Crew Members Force Flight Cancellations
After an Airbus operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings airline crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, killing all 150 people on board, the Dusseldorf Airport in Germany has seen long queues, with passengers lining up to rebook their flights.
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After Plane Crash in France, Germanwings Puts Its Logo In Mourning
After an Airbus crashed in the French Alps today, low-cost airline Germanwings changed its logo on social media.
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148 People Feared Dead After Germanwings Airbus A320 Crash in France
An Airbus A320 has crashed in southern France, according to reports.
