French alps webcam La Chaine Meteo added that although the weather was calm in the Alps, the plane had gone through a patch of unstable weather over the Mediterranean. It said there will be a minute of silence before kick-off for the 150 people who died when a Germanwings plane crashed in the French Alps en route from Barcelona to Duesseldorf
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Kept a flat in Duesseldorf and had many friends Facebook profile suggests the active lifestyle of a keen runner, with an interest in pop music Who was Andreas Lubitz?"We hear the pilot ask the co-pilot to take control of the plane and we hear at the same time the sound of a seat moving backwards and the sound of a door closing," Mr Robin told reporters.He said the pilot, named in the German media as Patrick S, had probably gone to the toilet."At that moment, the co-pilot is controlling the plane by himself. A view of the cockpit of the Germanwings aircraft, photographed a few days before the crash The crash site, in a remote mountain ravine, is now the scene of a massive recovery operation Mr Spohr said Mr Lubitz's training had been interrupted for several months six years ago, but did not say why
There is nothing left, but debris and bodies.'Such was the disintegration of the 24-year-old jet yesterday that little appeared recognisable apart from a section containing several windows. At this time of the year anyway there are very few tourists or skiers here.'One man who was due to be on the flight told BBC News he had 'mixed emotions' at changing his travel plans
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The co-pilot was named as 28-year-old Andreas Lubitz, who had been flying for Germanwings since September 2013 after being trained with Lufthansa at its facility in Bremen and in the US. The co-pilot of a Germanwings jet that went down in the French Alps, killing 150 people, appears to have crashed the plane deliberately, a Marseille prosecutor said on Thursday
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