FRANCE-CRASH/GERMANWINGS Flowers, candles outside Germanwings headquarters as mourning for crash victims continues
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383605
FRANCE-CRASH/GERMANWINGS Flowers, candles outside Germanwings headquarters as mourning for crash victims continues
- Title: FRANCE-CRASH/GERMANWINGS Flowers, candles outside Germanwings headquarters as mourning for crash victims continues
- Date: 30th March 2015
- Summary: COLOGNE, GERMANY (MARCH 30, 2015) (REUTERS) VARIOUS EXTERIORS OF GERMANWINGS HEADQUARTERS AT COLOGNE AIRPORT VARIOUS OF REPORTERS' SATELLITE TRUCKS AND REPORTERS OUTSIDE SCULPTURE OF GERMANWINGS PLANE TAIL WITH CANDLES AND FLOWERS STONE MARKED "R.I.P. / 4U 9525 / INDEEPSORROW" VARIOUS OF CANDLES AND FLOWERS IN PARKING LOT, TEDDY BEAR WEARING "FLIGHT ATTENDANT" T-SHIRT RIBBONS AND FLOWERS WRAPPED AROUND POLE VARIOUS OF GERMANWINGS FLAGS FLYING OUTSIDE HEADQUARTERS BERLIN, GERMANY (MARCH 29, 2015) (REUTERS) TOWER AT BERLIN'S TEGEL AIRPORT VARIOUS OF CANDLES AND FLOWERS PLACED BELOW GERMANWINGS SIGN OUTSIDE DEPARTURES HALL, PASSENGERS WALKING PAST, SOME PAUSING TO LOOK SIGN READING IN ENGLISH "FLIGHT ATTENDANTS DON'T DIE, THEY JUST FLY HIGHER" - "FROM LUFTHANSA 4 U" CANDLES PEOPLE PAUSING BLACK GERMAN SIGN READING "WE MOURN THE VICTIMS OF GERMANWINGS FLIGHT 4U 9525. OUR DEEP SYMPATHY GOES OUT TO ALL FAMILIES, RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES. #INDEEPSORROW" CANDLES AND FLOWERS ON GROUND
- Embargoed: 14th April 2015 13:00
- Keywords:
- Location: Germany
- Country: Germany
- Topics: General
- Reuters ID: LVA6TQVQ0MJAOW0YFZTIPSLVXQCC
- Story Text: Almost one week after Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz apparently set his plane on course to crash into a mountainside, killing all 150 people on board, flowers, candles and teddy bears outside the airline's headquarters on Monday (March 30) reminded passers-by of the crash and its victims.
A television reporter was seen speaking to a camera next to a sculpture of a Germanwings plane tail, with flowers and candles at its foot.
In Berlin, a sign near the Germanwings counter read in English "Flight attendants don't die, they just fly higher. From Lufthansa for you," with flowers and candles placed below it.
The airline was not expected to make any statements on camera on Monday but did announce a news conference in the French city of Marseille which would be closed to cameras and other recording equipment.
There is still no known motive for why Lubitz would take the controls of the Airbus A320, lock the captain out of the cockpit and deliberately set it veering down from cruising altitude at 3,000 feet per minute.
Lufthansa, the parent company of the budget airline, said the carrier was unaware of a psychosomatic or any other illness affecting Lubitz. - Copyright Holder: REUTERS
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