Breaking: GermanWings Plane Crashes in Southern French Alps – 150 Feared Dead

by Jim Hoft Aug. 2, 2018 12:16 amMar. 24, 2015 8:03 am

A Germanywings plane crashed in the Southern French French Alps today at an altitude of 6,550 feet.

154 people were on flight 4U9525.
The plane may have sent a distress call before crashing.
The plane was flying from Spain to Germany.

45 people on the plane have Spanish surnames.
Officials believe there are no survivors.

The Telegraph reports that there were 144 passengers and 6 crew members.

Germanwings has posted the following updated statement via Twitter: http://t.co/q1I8tkghmf pic.twitter.com/odiENY7FDw

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 24, 2015

Jim Hoft

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