French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have flown over the remote region in the French Alps where a Germanwings plane crashed yesterday – killing 150 people.

One of the flight data recorders on the doomed Germanwings plane is badly damaged, but may still hold valuable information according to French authorities.

France is reeling following the first plane crash on its soil in 15 years. In the alpine town of Barcelonnette, near to the crash site, eyewitnesses have recounted the moment Germanwings flight […]

Overview of the Airbus A320 crash in the Digne-Les-Bains region. A crisis centre has been put in place in Paris following the incident that has reportedly left 150 people dead.

The CEO of Germanwings Thomas Winklemen gave a conference following the plane crash in the Alps that has left 150 people presumed dead and speculation about what could possibly have happened to […]

Jeffrey Wise, author on the Malaysia airlines plane that crashed approximately a year ago, joins France 24 from New York to discuss the technicalities behind the Germanwings plane crash in the French […]

France 24’s International Affairs journalist Annette Young and evening news anchor Tom Burges Watson comment on the current investigation surrounding the crash of a Germanwings Airbus A320 in the French Alps. The […]

A Germanwings passenger plane en route from Barcelona to Dusseldorf has crashed in the French Alps with 150 people on board. It’s believed there are no survivors. France’s President Francois Hollande has […]

The Germanwings Airbus A320 went down in the French Alps without a distress signal or a call for help. The plane had been cruising steadily for about 3 minutes until it started […]

With a good safety record, authorities are still trying to find out why a Germanwings A320 Airbus crashed in the French Alps. CNN’s Chad Myers reports.