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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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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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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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Lufthansa Doctors Recommended Continued Treatment for Germanwings Co-Pilot: Report
Doctors at Lufthansa had recommended that pilot Andreas Lubitz, who is suspected of deliberately crashing a plane in the French Alps, be given psychological treatment after he suffered a bout of depression, a German newspaper reported.
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Doctors Urge More Medical Tests in Light of Germanwings Crash
German aviation industry doctors said today that pilots should undergo more extensive medical checks in the wake of the Germanwings crash in the French Alps that killed 150 people.
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Not Obligated to Report Andreas Lubitz's Medical Record: Lufthansa
Lufthansa said today that it was not required to inform German aviation authorities about Andreas Lubitz's former depression because he qualified as a pilot before stricter reporting rules went into effect in 2013.
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'Cabin Video' of Germanwings Plane Has Screaming Passengers: Media Reports
The heads of Lufthansa and Germanwings paid their respects today near the crash site of the plane that slammed into the French Alps, after reports a video had emerged showing the final terrifying seconds in the cabin.
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Insurers Set Aside Millions for Germanwings Crash
Insurers have begun counting the financial cost of the Germanwings plane disaster, parent company Lufthansa said today, with hundreds of millions of dollars being set aside to cover compensation for victims' families.
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Blog: Our Pilot Referred to Germanwings Crash, Said Crew is "Fit to Fly"
For me, boarding a flight is routine. But yes, given everything that has happened in aviation over the past year or so, there's that little niggling doubt that has started to creep in.
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Search Teams Use New Road to Reach Germanwings Crash Site
With a new road built to the crash site of the doomed Germanwings plane in the French Alps, investigators today resumed their grim search through debris and body parts.
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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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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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Germanwings Co-Pilot Hid Health Condition That Would Have Banned Flying
The pilot who crashed a plane in the French Alps had received a sick note from doctors showing he suffered a health condition that would have prevented him flying the day of the crash, which he apparently hid from his employer, German prosecutors said.
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German Police Search House of Pilot Who Flew A320 Into Mountain
A young German co-pilot locked himself alone in the cockpit of Germanwings flight 9525 and set it on course to crash into an Alpine mountain, killing all 150 people on board including himself, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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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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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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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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Lufthansa Doctors Recommended Continued Treatment for Germanwings Co-Pilot: Report
Doctors at Lufthansa had recommended that pilot Andreas Lubitz, who is suspected of deliberately crashing a plane in the French Alps, be given psychological treatment after he suffered a bout of depression, a German newspaper reported.
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Doctors Urge More Medical Tests in Light of Germanwings Crash
German aviation industry doctors said today that pilots should undergo more extensive medical checks in the wake of the Germanwings crash in the French Alps that killed 150 people.
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Not Obligated to Report Andreas Lubitz's Medical Record: Lufthansa
Lufthansa said today that it was not required to inform German aviation authorities about Andreas Lubitz's former depression because he qualified as a pilot before stricter reporting rules went into effect in 2013.
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'Cabin Video' of Germanwings Plane Has Screaming Passengers: Media Reports
The heads of Lufthansa and Germanwings paid their respects today near the crash site of the plane that slammed into the French Alps, after reports a video had emerged showing the final terrifying seconds in the cabin.
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Insurers Set Aside Millions for Germanwings Crash
Insurers have begun counting the financial cost of the Germanwings plane disaster, parent company Lufthansa said today, with hundreds of millions of dollars being set aside to cover compensation for victims' families.
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Blog: Our Pilot Referred to Germanwings Crash, Said Crew is "Fit to Fly"
For me, boarding a flight is routine. But yes, given everything that has happened in aviation over the past year or so, there's that little niggling doubt that has started to creep in.
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Search Teams Use New Road to Reach Germanwings Crash Site
With a new road built to the crash site of the doomed Germanwings plane in the French Alps, investigators today resumed their grim search through debris and body parts.
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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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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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Germanwings Co-Pilot Hid Health Condition That Would Have Banned Flying
The pilot who crashed a plane in the French Alps had received a sick note from doctors showing he suffered a health condition that would have prevented him flying the day of the crash, which he apparently hid from his employer, German prosecutors said.
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German Police Search House of Pilot Who Flew A320 Into Mountain
A young German co-pilot locked himself alone in the cockpit of Germanwings flight 9525 and set it on course to crash into an Alpine mountain, killing all 150 people on board including himself, prosecutors said on Thursday.
