Frankfurt, Germany:
Lufthansa chief Carsten Spohr said Wednesday that the plane of its Germanwings subsidiary that crashed in the French Alps was "in perfect condition".
"It is inexplicable," he said when asked if he had further information on the cause of the crash Tuesday that claimed the lives of 144 passengers and six crew.
"The plane was in perfect condition and the two pilots were experienced."
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