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France Opens Manslaughter Probe Into Germanwings Crash
French investigators today formally opened a probe to see if anyone could be held liable for manslaughter in the case of the Germanwings crash that killed 150 people.
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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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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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Germanwings Co-Pilot Told Lufthansa in 2009 of 'Previous Episode of Severe Depression'
Lufthansa said today that the co-pilot of the crashed Germanwings jet had informed the airline in 2009 that he had previously suffered from severe depression.
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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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16 German School Children Reportedly On Board the Plane That Crashed: 10 Developments
There was no distress signal sent by a German airplane that crashed today in South France, officials said this evening. 150 people were on board; no survivors are expected.
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Lufthansa cargo crashes in Riyadh; no casualties reported
A Lufthansa official says one of the airline's cargo planes has crashed in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh but there was no immediate word on casualties.A Saudi airport official says the plane caught fire during the crash on Tuesday. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.Christoph Meier, Lufthansa h...
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France Opens Manslaughter Probe Into Germanwings Crash
French investigators today formally opened a probe to see if anyone could be held liable for manslaughter in the case of the Germanwings crash that killed 150 people.
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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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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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Germanwings Co-Pilot Told Lufthansa in 2009 of 'Previous Episode of Severe Depression'
Lufthansa said today that the co-pilot of the crashed Germanwings jet had informed the airline in 2009 that he had previously suffered from severe depression.
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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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16 German School Children Reportedly On Board the Plane That Crashed: 10 Developments
There was no distress signal sent by a German airplane that crashed today in South France, officials said this evening. 150 people were on board; no survivors are expected.
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Lufthansa cargo crashes in Riyadh; no casualties reported
A Lufthansa official says one of the airline's cargo planes has crashed in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh but there was no immediate word on casualties.A Saudi airport official says the plane caught fire during the crash on Tuesday. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.Christoph Meier, Lufthansa h...
