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Loved Ones of Germanwings Victims Gather Near Crash Site
Loved ones of victims in the Germanwings plane crash that killed all 150 people aboard arrived Saturday at a memorial near the disaster site to honour the dead.
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Mexico to Require 2 in Cockpit After Alps Crash
Mexico became the latest country on Monday to require the presence of two airline crew members in cockpits at all times, following the apparently deliberate Germanwings crash by the co-pilot.
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Hunt Resumes for Alps Plane Crash DNA, Black Box
Investigators searching through the wreckage of the doomed Germanwings plane in the French Alps were forced today to resume the hunt on foot as bad weather hampered helicopter flights.
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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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Low-Cost Airline Germanwings Had Clean Safety Record
Germanwings, the low-cost airline owned by German flag carrier Lufthansa, said that none of its aircraft has ever been involved in a crash prior to today's loss of an Airbus A320 in the French Alps.
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Relatives of German Plane Crash Victims Gather at Barcelona Airport
Grim-faced and some in tears, relatives of passengers of the German airliner that crashed in the French Alps today gathered at Barcelona airport, desperate for news of their loved ones.
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Loved Ones of Germanwings Victims Gather Near Crash Site
Loved ones of victims in the Germanwings plane crash that killed all 150 people aboard arrived Saturday at a memorial near the disaster site to honour the dead.
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Mexico to Require 2 in Cockpit After Alps Crash
Mexico became the latest country on Monday to require the presence of two airline crew members in cockpits at all times, following the apparently deliberate Germanwings crash by the co-pilot.
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Hunt Resumes for Alps Plane Crash DNA, Black Box
Investigators searching through the wreckage of the doomed Germanwings plane in the French Alps were forced today to resume the hunt on foot as bad weather hampered helicopter flights.
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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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Low-Cost Airline Germanwings Had Clean Safety Record
Germanwings, the low-cost airline owned by German flag carrier Lufthansa, said that none of its aircraft has ever been involved in a crash prior to today's loss of an Airbus A320 in the French Alps.
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Relatives of German Plane Crash Victims Gather at Barcelona Airport
Grim-faced and some in tears, relatives of passengers of the German airliner that crashed in the French Alps today gathered at Barcelona airport, desperate for news of their loved ones.
