Eleven Years After Germanwings Crash with 150 Victims: Family Members Go to Court Against the State
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Germanwings flight 9525 was heading from Barcelona to Düsseldorf on 24 March 2015 when co-pilot Andreas L. directed the plane against a rocky massif in the French Alps because he wanted to commit suicide, according to the airline when the black box had not yet appeared. His five crew members and 144 passengers died with him. Braunschweig Territorial Court opened this Friday the trial for the lawsuit of 30 relatives, who seek compensation from th…
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150 people were killed in the Germanwings crash in 2015. The survivors still wonder why the crash was not prevented.
After the Germanwings crash in 2015, family members continue to fight for justice. However, their lawsuit against the state seems to have little chance of success. Aviation lawyer Elmar Giemulla was present at the trial in Braunschweig and explains the background.
The survivors of the deliberately caused crash of a Germanwings machine are still fighting for justice in court. The Federal Aviation Office has neglected its duties, they are convinced. A decision will only be taken later.
A mentally ill co-pilot crashed an airplane in 2015 and 150 people died. Those affected demand compensation from the state. The trial started today.
In the crash eleven years ago, 150 people died. The trial is about possible damages for 30 relatives.
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