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Russia Grounds Airline's A321 Fleet After Egyptian Crash: Report
Russia has grounded Airbus A321 jets flown by the Kogalymavia airline, Interfax news agency reported today, after one of its fleet crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people on board.
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Russian Delegation Arrives in Egypt to Begin Crash Investigation
Russian's transport minister and a team of high-level investigators has arrived in Cairo to help Egyptian authorities determine what caused a Russian airliner to crash in the Sinai Peninsula killing all 224 people on board.
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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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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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Insurers Set Aside $300 Million in Provisions for Germanwings Crash: Lufthansa
Insurers are setting aside $300 million (279 million euros) in provisions for the air crash in the French Alps that killed 150 people, German airline Lufthansa said today.
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Germanwings Offers Families Initial Aid of 50,000 Euros
Germanwings has offered the families of the victims of the French Alps air disaster "up to 50,000 euros ($54,806) per passenger" towards their immediate costs, a spokesman said Friday.
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A Dark Day for Lufthansa, Tweets Airline Chief on Airbus A320 Crash
The plane belonged to Germanwings, a low-cost affiliate of German airline Lufthansa based in Cologne which had no fatal accidents
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Russia Grounds Airline's A321 Fleet After Egyptian Crash: Report
Russia has grounded Airbus A321 jets flown by the Kogalymavia airline, Interfax news agency reported today, after one of its fleet crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people on board.
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Russian Delegation Arrives in Egypt to Begin Crash Investigation
Russian's transport minister and a team of high-level investigators has arrived in Cairo to help Egyptian authorities determine what caused a Russian airliner to crash in the Sinai Peninsula killing all 224 people on board.
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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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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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Insurers Set Aside $300 Million in Provisions for Germanwings Crash: Lufthansa
Insurers are setting aside $300 million (279 million euros) in provisions for the air crash in the French Alps that killed 150 people, German airline Lufthansa said today.
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Germanwings Offers Families Initial Aid of 50,000 Euros
Germanwings has offered the families of the victims of the French Alps air disaster "up to 50,000 euros ($54,806) per passenger" towards their immediate costs, a spokesman said Friday.
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A Dark Day for Lufthansa, Tweets Airline Chief on Airbus A320 Crash
The plane belonged to Germanwings, a low-cost affiliate of German airline Lufthansa based in Cologne which had no fatal accidents
