A passenger plane carrying 150 people crashed in remote area of French alps.
A look at what happened with Lufthansa's budget carrier Germanwings Airbus 320 - Flight 4U 9525:
› The passenger manifest included two babies. › France’s Interior Ministry says debris located in Alpine jet crash at 2,000m altitude. › The airplane sent out a distress signal at 10-45 a.m. GMT. › The plane was cruising at 38,000 ft. when it dropped to 6,800 ft. where the radar signal was lost. › An analysis of transponder data by Flightradar24, a flight tracking service, showed that the autopilot was re-set to take the plane from 38,000 to 100 feet. › Lufthansa offered financial assistance to the relatives of each victim. Each of them would get up to €50,000. › A French prosecutor said the co-pilot intentionally crashed. › Families ask why co-pilot deliberately crashed the A320 jet. › Lufthansa declines comment on co-pilot’s mental state. › Forensic teams isolate 78 DNA strands from recovered body parts. › The second 'black box' data recorder was found on April 02, 2015. › German state prosecutors said that the co-pilot Andreas Lubitz had "looked for information on ways to commit suicide," one day before the crash.
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