Germanwings-Absturz
Germanwings-Copilot Lubitz trägt Alleinschuld an Absturz
DüsseldorF. Beim Absturz der Germanwings-Maschine gibt es den Ermittlern zufolge kein Fremdverschulden anderer. In Deutschland sind die Ermittlungen beendet.
LE VERNET, FRANCE - JULY 23: A memorial to the victims of the germanwings aircraft crash stands the day before a burial ceremony for the last victims on July 23, 2015 in Le Vernet, France. The last unidentified remains of victims of the crash will be buried at the cemetery of nearby St. Marthe's Church in a closed ceremony to be attended by family members. 150 people died in the March crash that was caused by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who was suffering from severe and long-term depression and who deliberately piloted the plane into a mountainside not far from Le Vernet. Meanwhile a group of family members of victims in Germany have publicly critisized Lufthansa, the parent company of germanwings, for what they claim are meager offers of financial compensation. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)© Sean Gallup/Getty
